1988/dale requires -traditional-cpp to compile
Thus one can now enjoy it as long as they have a compiler that supports it. Unfortunately clang does not but gcc does.
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@@ -16,24 +16,12 @@ NOTE: for modern compilers we had to change the C pre-processor lines like:
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#define _ define
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-#_ foo bar
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to be
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to be:
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#define foo bar
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Even so this entry will not compile under macOS. If we change the
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#define a(x)get/***/x/***/id())
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to
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#define a(x)get/***/##x##/***/id())
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it almost works under macOS but there will still be a compilation error. There
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need not be any other changes under linux.
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NOTE: this program will likely dump core.
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Even so this entry requires a compiler that supports the `-traditional-cpp`
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option.
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## Try:
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