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// prn7.c
// Test case submitted by Larry Peters of ATI
// ********************************************************************
// *
// * cccc Sample code
// *
// ********************************************************************
#include <stdio.h>
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// First issue has to do with struct typedefs using the ugly MS style
// of declaring pointer typedefs for the struct following the struct
// definition:
typedef struct MY_STRUCT
{
int _iVal;
long _lVal;
char *_pszVal;
} MYSTRUCT,*PMYSTRUCT,*LPMYSTRUCT; // These last two cause errors!
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// The second issue has to do with multiple line string literals.
// There are two problems here: the first is handling multiple line
// literals -- should just be a grammar change (see below). The second
// problem I think may require a pre-processor (yuck). Take a look and
// let me know what you think:
char szSimpleOne[] = "Test 1" "This is OK too"
"so is this!"; // Ugly but legal...
/*
// This one is too hard for the time being.
// I can't see a way to fix it without going against the
// design rule that CCCC does not run (or fake) the preprocessor
#define MY_STR "BLAH!"
char szDifficultOne[] = "Test 1" MY_STR
"yuck!"; // Again, ugly but legal...
*/
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This last one involves using the sizeof operator in the "global"
// scope.
// This one fails
long lVal = sizeof( long );
void main()
{
// This one works!
long lVal2 = sizeof( long );
}
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