On 26 Feb 2000 out of nowhere Ian Lance Taylor spoke: ~ :They are not defined on SunOS because SunOS is not an ANSI C compliant ~ :system, and never has been. It doesn't even ship with an ANSI C ~ :compiler. yeah, I noticed so, naitive compilers breaks on the code, however lots of people use gcc on SunOS 4.x platform which is able to compile (with a bunch of warnings) ansi-compliant code. ~ :The GNU binutils use this macro to detect this case: [snip] Thanks for the macro, I would probably use it in my code. I just have a question regarding it, if you don't mind: ~ :[char *(*pfn) = (char *(*)) $1], So we just check whether we can access the function pointer, right?
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