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>>>>> ">" == Robert Gagnon <lonas@jrv.qc.ca> writes:

    >> Hi.
    >> I am attempting to compile groff 1.09 with gcc 2.7.0.

    >> The compilation aborts with undeclared variables in some file.

    >> I edit the file, then will see something like:

    >> for (int i=0; i<10; i++) {
    >> ...
    >> }
    >> ...
    >> i = 2;
Hi,
	With gcc 2.7.0 the scope of a variable initialized in a for
statement ends with the for block (As specified by the new ANSI C++
rules). You can give an option -fno-for-scope to override this.

Hope this helps,
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