On Sun, Jul 19, 2015 at 9:22 PM, Lawrence D'Anna <la...@elder-gods.org> wrote: > > ansidecl.h is using _ANSIDECL_H as it's guard #ifdef. But names that start > with > underscore are reserved, and the latest version of Xcode seems to be > exercising > its prerogative to define _ANSIDECL_H. > > This patch changes _ANSIDECL_H to ANSIDECL_H so Xcode can still be used to > bootstrap gcc.
Can you explain a bit more about how Xcode is using _ANSIDECL_H, and what problems it causes? Otherwise it seems to me that there is a chance that changing the macro will simply cause the macro to pop up in some future version of Xcode. Note that there are several other header files in the include directory that use reserved names. Ian
