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--- Comment #7 from Lorinczy Zsigmond ---
That's a very good point; I guess that's why configure exists, i.e. it is
supposed to detect such problems/incompatibilities. (Though, it sort of does
that, meaning it stops with a cryptic error messag
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--- Comment #4 from Lorinczy Zsigmond ---
Thank you for help; the problem occured on Centos7.9/amd64, gcc-14.2 (compiled
from source). I have a predefined CFLAGS settings that includes `-std=c99`
Checking the compilation logs, I see lines lik
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--- Comment #2 from Lorinczy Zsigmond ---
Same for these sources: lib/eu-config.h, src/ar.c
Or `configure` could verify that CFLAGS doesn't include `-std=c*`
If `-std=c*` is defined, only `__asm__` works, `asm` doesn't.
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Hi, I think, in configure, __asm__ should be used instead of asm
before:
#define
