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Jakub Jelinek changed:
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--- Comment #6 from J.R. Heisey ---
Really? What rule would make this behavior expected?
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Andrew Pinski changed:
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--- Comment #4 from duncan_roe at acslink dot net.au ---
This works:
#define DEFINE_XML_TOKEN_STRING(n, s) const char n##a[] = #s; const wchar_t
n##w[] = L###s;
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--- Comment #3 from Jonathan Wakely ---
I'm pretty sure GCC is correct, you cannot construct a wide-character string
literal like that using the preprocessor
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--- Comment #2 from J.R. Heisey ---
Created attachment 32330
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Source file
gcc -save-temps Bug_L_in_macro.c
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--- Comment #1 from J.R. Heisey ---
Created attachment 32327
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preprocessor results for GCC 4.5.1
