Hi,
>> #include <string.h>
>>
>> char str1[10];
>>
>> void main(void) {
>> strcpy(str1, "testing");
>> }
> Can we make certain by f.e. passing the problematic source
> to a checksum utility (md5sum, sha1sum, sha256sum)
> and appending the snippet to this mail that we are talking
> about the same code?
Proposal: Check
sdcc -E test.c
on your box and post the longish output (reveals names/content of
included files, possibly also path names...).
I guess SDCC reads include files it should better not have seen (i.e.
system include files from /usr/include and stuff.
Even better, try
sdcc -I /path/to/sdcc/include test.c
to prevent SDCC from guessing about its include files (string.h must
reside in /path/to/sdcc/include, obviously...).
HTH,
Raphael
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