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GNU Emacs 18.55.2 of Thu May 24 1990 on yamada-sun (berkeley-unix)
Put the following into a file named foo.c

void
ick(void);
{
    if (foo)
	bar;

#if defined (BAZ)
    else
	zip;
#endif 
}

then at the shell do
% emcas -q foo.c

Then do C-x h (mark-whole-buffer) ESC C-\ (indent-region).  The result
will look like this:
void
  ick(void);
{
  if (foo)
    bar;
  
#if defined (BAZ)
else
  zip;
#endif 
}

Why I think this is a bug:  The `else' clause ought to be indented two
spaces over.  If the `#if defined' and the `#endif' aren't present,
the `else' clause gets indented properly.
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