Marcus Brinkmann wrote:- > That is my fault for not being precise enough in my bug report, sorry. > > The problem is that gcc calls the preprocessor with this ordering when > compiling an assembler file (foo.S) with the -std=gnu99 option. > > Try "echo \# foo > foo.S" and "gcc -std=gnu99 -o foo foo.S", this triggers > the bug. -v shows that gcc passes -std=gnu99 to cpp when preprocessing the > file.
Right, but everything you state is intentional. -lang-asm deliberately comes first, otherwise it would clobber various other flags the user may have passed, such as -fdollars-in-identifiers, -trigraphs etc. The problem you have is that -std=gnu99 applies to the C language, and not to assembler. What is the reason you need to pass the switch? If it's to avoid a spurious warning, we may be able to disable the warning if -lang-asm. If it's to achieve some additional functionality, we may be able to retain that functionality if -lang-asm. Neil. _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
