Hi,
I see. Actually _B is a macro argument (and becomes a
suffix). Either clang
resolves macro arguments in a different way than g++ does, or the
problem
is caused by _B being #defined beforehand.
Alexander, please update from SVN. The pr
I don't have the source code in front of me, so I can't check myself right
now but GNU APL shouldn't be declaring a symbol starting with _ since such
names are reserved. If it does, I believe the solution is to change them.
Regards,
Elias
On Fri, 19 Jul 2019, 06:35 Alexander Shendi (Web.DE), <
al
Dear list,
I have attempted to compile GNU APL 1.8 under OpenBSD.
I have merged some changes to the source from the OpenBSD port of GNU
APL 1.7.
However I get a compile error during the build process when
compiling src/Performance.cc. I have inserted an excerpt from the build
log at the end of th
Dear list,
I have attempted to compile GNU APL 1.8 under OpenBSD.
I have merged some changes to
the source from the OpenBSD port of GNU
APL 1.7.
However I get a compile error during the build process when
compiling src/Performance.cc. I have inserted an excerpt from the build
log at the end of t
