Billy O'Connor wrote:
> Bruce Dubbs writes:
>
>> I've finally figured out what is making the mangle33.C program fail. It
>> is an arbitrary limitation in tcl. This particular gcc test creates a
>> c++ namespace *name* of 4044 characters in length. It turns out that
>> there is a value buried
Aleksandar Kuktin wrote:
>> On Sat, 30 Mar 2013 16:23:43 -0500
>> Bruce Dubbs wrote:
>>
>> I've finally figured out what is making the mangle33.C program fail.
>> It is an arbitrary limitation in tcl. This particular gcc test
>> creates a c++ namespace *name* of 4044 characters in length. It
>
Bruce Dubbs writes:
> I've finally figured out what is making the mangle33.C program fail. It
> is an arbitrary limitation in tcl. This particular gcc test creates a
> c++ namespace *name* of 4044 characters in length. It turns out that
> there is a value buried deep in tcl code (generic/
>On Sat, 30 Mar 2013 16:23:43 -0500
>Bruce Dubbs wrote:
>
> I've finally figured out what is making the mangle33.C program fail.
> It is an arbitrary limitation in tcl. This particular gcc test
> creates a c++ namespace *name* of 4044 characters in length. It
> turns out that there is a value
I've finally figured out what is making the mangle33.C program fail. It
is an arbitrary limitation in tcl. This particular gcc test creates a
c++ namespace *name* of 4044 characters in length. It turns out that
there is a value buried deep in tcl code (generic/regc_nfa.c):
/*
* Arbitrary
