From: "Kalum Somaratna aka Grendel" <kalum AT newmail DOT net>
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Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 06:16:30 +0600
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On 19 Dec 99, at 17:08, Wes Henwood wrote:

Hi Wes!

> What is a parse error?  

A parse error can occur say when you forget to put a semicolon at 
the end of a class definition, etc. Then the compiler will have 
difficulty in breaking down (parsing the code) due to usually some 
user error like a dropped semicolon.


>If I try to compile C programs with DJGPP, that
> compile normally on other compilers, I get this error.
> 
 
Could you please post as short a fragment of your code which 
shows this behaviour as well as the version of GCC and also what 
these "other" compilers are.

Gcc 2.95 and greater have more strict error checking however 
IMHO a parse error should be detected by most compiler's so I'm a 
bit  curious about he fact that your code compiles normally on 
other compilers.

Regards,
Grendel