Tim Prince <timothyprince@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> The example you made up is good enough.
Let me try this again. In my example, in which I showed precisely
what commands I executed, the compiler worked as you want it to. It
issued a warning, had an exit status of 0, and created an object file.
If you want gcc to be fixed, you need to show an example just like
mine: show the source code, show the command line, show the compiler
output, show the exit status, show whether there is a .o file. That
is what I have been asking you to do.
Perhaps it would help if you read
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs.html
Ian
