Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
Reg Clemens <reg@xxxxxxx> writes:
When I use gcc, (FC4) I find that the error messages are
'full' of the character a-hat, viz
interest-rate.c: In function â:
interest-rate.c:20: error: â undeclared (first use in this function)
Are you by any chance using a non UTF-8 capable xterm?
This cannot be the problem. These messages are supposed to contain
the names of C Language Identifiers. Such characters are illegal
in C source.
I used to see this when ssh-ing into FC4 from an openbsd system, using
the default openbsd xterms.
This is a defect in gcc, almost surely. He could have a clobbered
compiler.
Mike
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