Compiling on old Digital Unix

[David Champion]

On 2000.10.21, in <20001022104951.A22431@lacebark.ntu.edu.au>,
	"Brian Salter-Duke" <b_duke@lacebark.ntu.edu.au> wrote:
> 
> Some C compilers and the DU is one of them ignore lines such as "#ifdef
> .." unless the # is in the 1st column (showing my Fortran upbringing - I
> mean the 1st position on the line). This gives lots of errors. It was a
> boring job to edit out all the spaces and tabs before #. Could the
> developers please change this? It is a seriously bad thing to do. Not all
> of us use gcc all the time.

On some platforms you get a neat compromise by changing:
    #if foo
      #ifndef bar
      #endif /* !bar */
    #endif /* foo? */

to:
    #if foo
    #  ifndef bar
    #  endif /* !bar */
    #endif /* foo? */

Does that work with the Digital compiler?

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