On Mon, Mar 09, 1998 at 03:07:50PM +0100, Farzad FARID wrote:
> It *does* work, I've cut and paste this code from the source of the
> 'logger' program, right form the Debian sources :) Of course it does not
Args. Seems I should take a look at that guy.
> work when it's linked with libstdc++, which is the issue...
So the question is, what's included in libstdc++ that breaks things.
> Furthermore I've checked the glibc source hunting for the bug
> (unsuccessfully) and the syntax '(priority | facility)' is legal :)
Sure it is legal - but not useful afaik.
priority | facility is a integer_or of two integer values. The
resulting value is integer, too. So it's legal. It just might
not be a useful priority.
Regards,
Joey
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