Re: How does one compile g++ 2.* and IV3.0.1 on mach?

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From: Richard Kooijman DNPAP
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 20:35

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You probably bumped into a bug in cpp. The solution is to disable the
generation of #line directives. Option -B or -P (one of these is for
enabling '//' as a C++ comment designator in cpp, you need (of course)
the other one).

This worked for me. I got the original tip from Mark Linton.


Richard.

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