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Re: ghc 6.2 possible bug with gcc 3.3.x, strange parse error: msg#00032lang.haskell.glasgow.bugs
> I can't see a workaround, so it might be that string gaps will not be > useable with CPP from now on. Maybe there is a small, simple K&R-era cpp implementation we could use instead of relying on the gcc one. Anyone know of one? Features used are probably: #define __LINE__ #undef #ifdef #if defined X some string splicing using ## and friends and arbitrary constant expressions -- Alastair Reid
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