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hi,everyone,
I wrote a testing routine in linux in order to test gcc compiled link symbol ## in macro , gcc version under 3.2.2(3.2.2 and 2.9.5) was able to compile this routine ,only with waring . but I used gcc-3.3.2 and gcc-4.1.1 to compile it ,it wasn't be compiled successfully .
<source codes below post>
I want to know why , if I want to solve this problem with gcc-3.3.2 or gcc-4.1.1 ,How to do ? if anybody knows this issue ,please tell me or give a clue .
thank you in advance
advan
gcc-3.2.2 : get info
testc.c:25:25: warning: pasting "Test_s" and "." does not give a valid preprocessing token
testc.c:25:25: warning: pasting "." and "uname" does not give a valid preprocessing token
testc.c:25:25: warning: pasting "Test_s" and "." does not give a valid preprocessing token
testc.c:25:25: warning: pasting "." and "uname" does not give a valid preprocessing token
gcc-3.4.4 : get info
testc.c:25:1: pasting "Test_s" and "." does not give a valid preprocessing token
testc.c:25:1: pasting "." and "uname" does not give a valid preprocessing token
testc.c:25:1: pasting "Test_s" and "." does not give a valid preprocessing token
testc.c:25:1: pasting "." and "uname" does not give a valid preprocessing token
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