Re: Mixed line endings(DOS/Unix) in the source file

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>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's not an issue of the line
> number it is complaining about, but rather that it indicates the wrong
> code is at fault?  The actual error is that you're assigning a
> function pointer to an integer, but with the ^M in comments, despite
> stating the correct type of error, gcc indicates ".f = foo" is the
> error instead of ".c = foo".
>
> I just tested with gcc 4.8.2, and this still seems to be the case.
>

Yeah, I am not familiar with gcc internals at all, but It seems like
there's disagreement about the line numbering between the subsystem
that parses/analyzes code and the one that displays the error
messages.

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