On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 8:29 AM, Josef <planeta@xxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello all! > > Below is snippet of function, when compiled by gcc, I have following error: > > error: converting to execution character set: Illegal byte sequence > error: duplicate case value > error: previously used here > > 1st and 2nd error is connected with line: > case L'„': > 3rd error is connected with line > case 0: > > AFAIK, it seems that compiler has problem with expression case L'„': and > it will convert it to 0 which collidate with case 0: line. > How should I retype this problematic line? You need to know the character set that you are using, and you need to specify it using the -finput-charset option. The default is UTF-8, and I'm guessing that you are not using UTF-8 above. Ian
