Ludo, > > I can reproduce it like this: > > > > ---------------- stdlib.h -------------------- > > #include <stdlib.h> > > ---------------- foo.c ----------------------- > > #include <stdlib.h> > > ---------------------------------------------- > > $ /arch/x86-linux/gnu-inst-tcc/0.9.25/bin/tcc -c -I. -I. foo.c > > In file included from foo.c:1: > > In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: > > [...] > > > ./stdlib.h:1: #include recursion too deep > > Hmm but you get the same behavior with gcc. Did you mean #include_next?
Yes, sorry. Simple copy&paste bug. Here once again the test case: $ cat stdlib.h #include_next <stdlib.h> $ cat foo.c #include <stdlib.h> $ gcc -c -I. -I. foo.c $ /arch/x86-linux/gnu-inst-tcc/0.9.25/bin/tcc -c -I. -I. foo.c In file included from foo.c:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: In file included from ./stdlib.h:1: ./stdlib.h:1: #include recursion too deep Bruno
