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gnu indent breaks long #define lines without terminating backslashes
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Robert Brown - Contractor |
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gnu indent breaks long #define lines without terminating backslashes |
Date: |
Wed, 5 Apr 2017 19:03:03 +0000 |
To the Gnu indent maintainers:
Gnu indent version "GNU indent 2.2.11" breaks long #define lines without
placing a backslash "\" character at the end of each such break other than on
the last line. This causes the semantics of the #define to be changed,
resulting in compilation errors when such indented code is compiled.
The problem is currently being worked around by setting -l512, so that lines
will not be broken unless they are over 512 characters long, but this is not
really desirable, as it defeats other nice features of Gnu indent.
Please fix this problem when you can, and let us know, so we can close out our
own bug report internally here.
Thanks!
Bob Brown
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