'mig -imacros IMACROFILE -DFOO MIGFILE' needs to be transformed to '$cpp -imacros IMACROFILE -DFOO MIGFILE' and not to '$cpp -imacros -DFOO IMACROFILE MIGFILE' (as it would look like without '-imacros IMACROFILE' getting catched). The same applies to '-isystem ...'.
Hmph, the GCC people should be shot on the spot for that kind of idiotic crap. They could have used -imacros=foo, like any other program. Now I'm mad... All of this could have been simple handled by: -*=*) cppflags="$cppflags $1 $2"; shift; shift;; But no... Gotta be special. Conclusion (once again): parsing is ugly and error-prone. No, the GCC people are trying to be special and break any kind of logic out in this crazy world... If Hurd-L4 still needs MiG, it's command line interface should really be revamped. What Hurd/L4 needs is totally irrelevant, we will still have the Hurd for a long long time. Grr... _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list Bug-hurd@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
