Control: reopen 748142 Hi Jerome,
My sincere apologies for getting back to you more than 6 months late. On 13 Sep 2014 14:10:04 +0000, Jerome Benoit wrote: [...] > To be frank, I am confused by your bugreport. I'm really sorry for that! Hopefully that can be cleared up now. > Actually there is two definition of CE2 in `macro.h': > one is commented, the second one is not. Yes. > I suspect that in fact you deal with the commented one, No, that shouldn't be the case. > what I can hardly believe but on the other hand your description > do not seem to readily fit with the uncommented version. > > Please can you confirm ? > May I wipe the commented version to avoid confusion of the script ? > [...] I'm afraid that doesn't solve the problem. It's really that CE2 cannot be used with the function first. Consider its declaration: INT first(kind,res,para_eins) OBJECTKIND kind; OP res,para_eins; (from here: http://sources.debian.net/src/symmetrica/2.0%2Bds-3/rest.c/#L3411) So first takes as first argument an OBJECTKIND, and then two OPs. CE2, however, will eventually do this: erg += (*f)(checkequal2_c,b);\ (from here: http://sources.debian.net/src/symmetrica/2.0%2Bds-3/macro.h/?hl=819#L1835) That is, it invokes f with 2 arguments. As f will be "first", that function will now be invoked with only 2 arguments (of type OP), missing the first one (of type OBJECTKIND). Consequently: - The first argument will be of inappropriate type - The third argument will be missing Hope this helps to clarify, Michael
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