🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello there,
   I am trying to compile some code I ftp'd off of the internet and it
is written in standard traditional C (non-ANSI).  I use the -taditional 
option when compiling the code and I also supply the option -U__GNUC__.
In the GNU CC manual, under the '-traditional' option, it states:

   o   In the preprocessor, macro arguments are recognized within string
       constants in a macro definition ( and their values are stringified,
       though without additional quote marks, when they appear in such a
       context).  The preprocessor always considers a string constant to end
       at a newline.

   If this is true, should the following lines of code, at compile time
produce what I have stated below?

#define PARSE_ENUM(Type) \
static int \
parse_enum_\
Type(str, res) \
	char *str; \
	int **res; \
{ \
	return parse_enum(str, enum_MIB_\
Type, res); \
}

PARSE_ENUM(IfType)

/* The preprocessor [should] produce:

static int parse_enum_IfType(str, res) char *str; int **res; {\
   return parse_enum(str, enum_MIB_IfType, res)); }
*/