Hello All,
I was trying to run gccxml for a C codebase that has C99 syntax which g++
(and thus gccxml) can't compile. For example the following code compiles
fine in gcc but not in g++.
//===== start of C99 example ======
int vec[5] = {[1]=10,[3]=20}; // designated initializers
typedef struct
{
char name[20];
int ID;
int age;
}Employee;
Employee emp = {.ID=0, .age=0};
int main()
{
}
//===== end of C99 example ======
I was wondering how to make gccxml work with such C99 codes. Questions:
1. Is there any configuration option in gccxml which can switch the
compiler to gcc (C99 compatible) mode?
2. Do I need to recompile gccxml from source and use gcc (for C99) as
the patched compiler, instead of g++? If so, can someone point me towards
the details?
I am assuming someone already has worked on this. Any information would be
much appreciated.
Regards,
-Kaisar
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