#endif <name> ???

[Norman Diamond]

In article <JFR.89Oct4133101 at tel3.tel3.tel.vtt.fi> jfr at tel3.tel3.tel.vtt.fi (Jim Reilly) writes:

>`#endif sparc`
>never caused any complaints on the sun's normal C compiler, but our
>'Designer C++' compiler doesn't like it.  Is this just something
>funny with the c compilers on the SUN ?

It's something funny with pcc-based compilers.  It's something
funnier with SUN to depend on this particular undefined behavior.
Extra tokens after #endif (or #else) are not permitted by ANSI or
K&R-1, though the processor (e.g. pcc) is not required to notice them.

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