Re: Problem when compiling pointers with GNU

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Hi Johan,

Your code did not compile for me.

You are using 'bool AS_INIT=1;'.  What is 'bool', for ANSI-C code with GCC
2.95.3?

> In fact the variable A8_DMD_LAG_ST is not initialized to 8 as wanted when
AS_INIT is 1 the first loop.

A8_DMD_LAG_ST is not initialized in the first loop when AS_INIT is 1.

A8_DMD_LAG_ST2 is initialized to 8.0 in the first loop when AS_INIT is 1,
but that's a different variable.

> Is there a flag or setting to be changed in GCC compiler to compile pointers
correctly for the processor?

No.  Correctly specified code should compile pointers correctly for either
processor (68040 or x86).

> It is the use of the pointers that is of interest and not working.

In what way are the pointers not working?

Sincerely,
--Eljay


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