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Bug#97796: marked as done (gpc 'include file bug')



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Package: gpc-2.95
Version: 19991030, based on 2.95.2 20000220

Hi,

It seems that instruction '#include anyfile' only works on first invocati=
on.
Here is the simplest thing I did which fails :

cd /tmp
mkdir inc
touch inc/h1.def
touch inc/h2.def
cat > htest.p
program ht(input,output);

#include "h1.def"
#include "h2.def"

begin
        writeln("hello");
end.
CTRL-D

When I compile with:
gpc -I/tmp/inc -o htest htest.p

or with :
gpc -I/tmp/inc -lchill -o htest htest.p    **see #47453

it returns :
htest.p:4: h2.def: No such file or directory


-- System information
Potato
Linux version 2.2.14
gcc version 2.95.2 19991103
Architecture: i386

ii  libc6               2.1.3-13
ii  gpc                 2.95.2-13
ii  gcc                 2.95.2-13

Can you help ? - Thanks


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Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 19:30:41 +0200 (MEST)
To: Fred JEAN <frederic.jean@univ-brest.fr>, 97796-done@bugs.debian.org
Subject: Bug#97796: gpc 'include file bug'
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Fred JEAN writes:
 > Package: gpc-2.95
 > Version: 19991030, based on 2.95.2 20000220
 > 
 > Hi,
 > 
 > It seems that instruction '#include anyfile' only works on first invocation.
 > Here is the simplest thing I did which fails :
 > 
 > cd /tmp
 > mkdir inc
 > touch inc/h1.def
 > touch inc/h2.def
 > cat > htest.p
 > program ht(input,output);
 > 
 > #include "h1.def"
 > #include "h2.def"
 > 
 > begin
 >         writeln("hello");
 > end.
 > CTRL-D
 > 
 > When I compile with:
 > gpc -I/tmp/inc -o htest htest.p
 > 
 > or with :
 > gpc -I/tmp/inc -lchill -o htest htest.p    **see #47453
 > 
 > it returns :
 > htest.p:4: h2.def: No such file or directory
 > 
 > 
 > -- System information
 > Potato
 > Linux version 2.2.14
 > gcc version 2.95.2 19991103
 > Architecture: i386
 > 
 > ii  libc6               2.1.3-13
 > ii  gpc                 2.95.2-13
 > ii  gcc                 2.95.2-13
 > 
 > Can you help ? - Thanks

Fixed in the current gpc-2.95.[34] versions in the testing and
unstable distributions.



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