[Coco] nasty bug in cprep19!!!

[Stephen H. Fischer]

Hi,

I think that I have run into the exact same thing with my "Archive" program.
(On SHF80)

Moving back to the original c.prep eliminated the errors.

After the round and round today I will try and post the messages.

But I am stuck, the .c files have been transformed to .r files but I get a
stack overflow when the target is attempted. The two needed lines have been
changed in the header file.

What is wrong with my makefile? I must be missing something in converting it
from an earlier make.

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LINK = rlink

archive: archive.p1.r archive.p2.r archive.p3.r archive.p4.r
rlink  archive.p1.r archive.p2.r archive.p3.r/
archive.p4.r -l=/dd/lib/cos9.l -o=archive

archive.p1.r: archive.h archive.p1.c
CC -r -e=3 archive.p1.c

archive.p2.r: archive.h archive.p2.c
CC -r -e=3 archive.p2.c

archive.p3.r: archive.h archive.p3.c
CC -r -e=3 archive.p3.c

archive.p4.r: archive.h archive.p4.c
CC -r -e=3 archive.p4.c

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I am using Make_TK.lzh from RTSI.

Note: I added the "/" to the target line as it was folded by windows mail 
for this message.

TIA

SHF

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Willard Goosey" <goosey at virgo.sdc.org>
To: <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 4:41 PM
Subject: [Coco] nasty bug in cprep19!!!


>I *knew* something would break if I tried to recompile cgfx!!!
>
> In this case, I stumbled across a nasty bug in Cprep19 and cprep19a
>
> with an array of structs, element names with '_' get split up on the
> '-'.
>
> This works:
> foo.f_baz=5;
> it becomes  foo . f_baz = 5 ;
>
> This works but is a warning that not all is right:
> foo[bar].baz=5;
> it becomes   foo [ bar ] .baz = 5 ;
>
> This breaks:
> foo[bar].f_baz=5;
> and is rendered as: foo [ bar ] .f _baz = 5 ;
>
> _slight_ problem there, I'm trying to figure it out.
>
> Willard