problem with pasting two tokens together in gcc 3.4

[Deepak Soi]

Hi,       
      Yes, you are right problem we are facing is with pasting two 
tokens together, but what I am unable to understand is why its compiling 
properly with older gcc versions. Is there any change in gcc3.4 handling 
of macros.I will be thankful for your help on this.

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Error

find.cxx:723:1: pasting "DbNet" and "*" does not give a valid 
preprocessing token.

 find.cxx:723:1: pasting "Net" and "*" does not give a valid
preprocessing token.
 find.cxx:723:1: pasting "FindFromDbNet" and "(" does not give a
valid preprocessing token.

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regards
Deepak Soi




Ian Lance Taylor wrote:

> Deepak Soi <address@hidden> writes:
>
>  
>
> >       I am getting a compilation error with gcc3.4. Is there some
> > special handling of macros in gcc3.4 as all these lines are calling
> > macros . It will be really nice if somebody helps out, I am struck.
> > ==============================================================
> >  find.cxx:723:1: pasting "DbNet" and "*" does not give a valid
> > preprocessing token.
> >  find.cxx:723:1: pasting "Net" and "*" does not give a valid
> > preprocessing token.
> >  find.cxx:723:1: pasting "FindFromDbNet" and "(" does not give a
> > valid preprocessing token.
> > ==================================================================
> >    
>
> Sounds like invalid use of ##, which is used to paste two tokens
> together into a single token.  The problem is going to be somewhere
> inside your macro definitions.  Perhaps you are simply using an
> inappropriate argument to your macro.  It's impossible to say much
> more without an example.
>
> Ian
>