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Re: make error about log2 for octave-3.1.51 (Not 3.1.50)
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John W. Eaton |
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Re: make error about log2 for octave-3.1.51 (Not 3.1.50) |
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Thu, 24 Jul 2008 08:30:09 -0400 |
On 24-Jul-2008, Tatsuro MATSUOKA wrote:
| Hello Jaroslav
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| Thank you for your reply
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| > This looks really weird given that there is no / token on the line. I
| > suspect that
| > you have log2 defined to some macro and that causes problems.
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| I do not define log2 myself. Perhaps gcc on cygwin defines it.
Can you please find out where and how it is defined? There is nothing
in the Octave source code that #defines it.
| I think that the lines like the following will be required
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| #ifndef HAVE_LOG2
| #define log2(x) xlog2(x)
| #endif
Where?
I think it might be more appropriate to #undef log2 at some point(s),
similar to what we do for min/max on Windows systems.
In any case, if you think this is a bug in Octave that requires a fix,
we should probably be discussing it on the bug list, not here.
jwe