the code in question is this one:
memcpy(bptr, HKEY("\\n"));where
#define HKEY(a) a, (sizeof(a) - 1)
expands to two parameters.
you're using a compiler that doesn't support macros in macros (or a libc where memcpy is a macro...). Afair we had this problem several times so far. You need to use a more recent compiler.
Tested on both OS X 10.6 and 10.7. Tried sources from git repository and latest released version. Same results:
lib/stringbuf.c:55: error: initializer element is not computable at load timelib/stringbuf.c:2264:28: error: macro "memcpy" requires 3 arguments, but only 2 givenlib/stringbuf.c: In f
Using 3.5.5 on master here, doesn't work either. Will search for workarounds and alternatives now.
I'll update tinymce to lates version 3.4.9 and might experiment with 35 on master. 3.4 is still not able to let me edit via Opera Mobile on my phone.
Although we added a slight fix to let Opera Mobile users (and that should include those using a Wii) log in, the might not be able to edit anything
