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Re: inconsistency between g++ and gcc


From: Paul Pluzhnikov
Subject: Re: inconsistency between g++ and gcc
Date: Sun, 13 May 2007 09:12:54 -0700
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shlomo.anglister@gmail.com writes:

> The following code compiles on g++ and not on gcc

Yes. Did you have a question?

Assuming your question was: "why does the following code compile with
'g++', but not with 'gcc'?", and further assuming that you are
using glibc (and probably compiling on Linux), the answer is: because
g++ adds -D_GNU_SOURCE by default, but gcc doesn't.

Add -D_GNU_SOURCE if you want to compile that code with 'gcc'
on Linux.

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