I guess what I'm trying to say is that a global replacement macro (like abc)
shouldn't depend on how the tokens came into existence, whether they were
typed in or the result of preprocessing.
Here's a variant of my original sample that works as expected:
#define append_c(X) X##c
#define pr
Hi folks,
Trying to get ready for the next stage of multiarch deployment, I ran into a
couple of problems with the packaging of multiarch support in gcc-4.4.
Namely:
- various bits of debian/rules* were still looking for libraries in
/usr/lib instead of in the multiarch directories
- the gc
Accepted:
cpp-4.5_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/cpp-4.5_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
fixincludes_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/fixincludes_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
g++-4.5_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/g++-4.5_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
gcc-4.5-base_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/gcc-
gcc-4.5_4.5.0-10_armel.changes uploaded successfully to localhost
along with the files:
gcc-4.5-base_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
libgcc1_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
libgcc1-dbg_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
libgomp1_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
libgomp1-dbg_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
cpp-4.5_4.5.0-10_armel.deb
fixincludes_4.5.0-10
Accepted:
cpp-4.5_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/cpp-4.5_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
fixincludes_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/fixincludes_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
g++-4.5_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/g++-4.5_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
gcc-4.5-base_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
to main/g/gcc-4.5/gcc-4.5-bas
gcc-4.5_4.5.0-10_hppa.changes uploaded successfully to localhost
along with the files:
gcc-4.5-base_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
libgcc4_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
libgcc4-dbg_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
libgomp1_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
libgomp1-dbg_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
cpp-4.5_4.5.0-10_hppa.deb
fixincludes_4.5.0-10_hppa.d
> When cross building the gcc-4.4-4.4.4-7 pacakage, the build no longer
> generates a gcc-4.4-*-gnueabi-base package as part of the default build.
> The control file, however still references such a package as a dependency
> for installing the gcc-4.4-*-gnueabi package. This results in an instal
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