Edward Diener <eldlistmailingz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I will try it but I doubt if it will show me anything effective. The
> error it is showing is of the form:
>
> #if SOME_MACRO() == 1 && SOME_OTHER_MACRO() == 2
>
> where it is saying:
>
> error: missing binary operator before token "("
It may help a little to use -fshow-column.
The error means that the preprocessor's expression parser saw a value
where it was not expecting one. In this case I believe it means that
SOME_MACRO is not defined, so the preprocessor is replacing it with the
empty string. You can use the -dD option to see where all macros are
defined.
Ian
