Hi.
Paul Eggert wrote:
> On 10/1/18 11:31 AM, arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
> > Those changes look really excessive to me. I prefer to not have to
> > keep including more and more files from gnulib just to compile regex
> > or dfa.
>
> Sorry, I didn't read your message (I had misfiled it) until just
On 10/1/18 11:31 AM, arn...@skeeve.com wrote:
Those changes look really excessive to me. I prefer to not have to
keep including more and more files from gnulib just to compile regex
or dfa.
Sorry, I didn't read your message (I had misfiled it) until just now,
after I propagated the patch into
Hi Paul,
Paul Eggert wrote:
> Thanks for reporting the problem. Please try the attached patch against
> Gawk master. The ChangeLog entry is a bit optimistic, as it is assuming
> that the patch works (and if it works, I would like to install the
> relevant changes into Gnulib and into glibc, so t
Thanks for reporting the problem. Please try the attached patch against Gawk
master. The ChangeLog entry is a bit optimistic, as it is assuming that the
patch works (and if it works, I would like to install the relevant changes into
Gnulib and into glibc, so that at that point the ChangeLog entr
Bruno Haible wrote:
In gnulib, the module 'regex' depends
on the module 'builtin-expect' (with the appropriate condition), and this
latter module guarantees that __builtin_expect is defined also on non-GCC
compilers.
All true. However, __builtin_expect is being phased out in glibc and I'd like
Hi Arnold,
> Nelson, please chime in with a list of the system + compiler combinations
> where gawk needs this patch.
Basically, all platforms with a non-GCC compiler will need this patch.
Think of Solaris cc, HP-UX cc, native Windows with MSVC...
> As I mentioned, this is really a gnulib
> issu
Hello GNULIB guys.
Pleae see the patch below which Nelson needs in order to compile
gawk on several of his systems. This comes from the use of the BE
macro in regex.
Nelson, please chime in with a list of the system + compiler combinations
where gawk needs this patch. As I mentioned, this is re
