From: Alan W. I. <ir...@be...> - 2002-01-21 17:59:42
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On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Joao Cardoso wrote: > ! Displays the plotter > AND,CMP,COMPLEX,DREAL,FALSE,IMAG,IMPLICIT_REAL,INCLUDED_FMACS,NO,OFF,ON,OR,REAL,REAL_FUN,SYSTEM,TRUE,YES,__file__,__gnu__,__line__,__m4_version__,__unix__,builtin,cdefine,cexpand,changecom,changequote,changesyntax,concat,debugfile,debugmode,decr,define,defn,divert,divnum,dnl,dumpdef,errprint,esyscmd,eval,format,getstring,if_aix,if_bsd,if_dbl,if_dgux,if_false,if_hpux,if_linux,if_sunos,if_sx,if_sysv,if_true,if_ultrix,ifdef,ifelse,ifndef,ignore,implicit_none,include,incr,index,indir,len,m4exit,m4wrap,macro_do,maketemp,patsubst,popdef,pushdef,regexp,shift,sinclude,substr,symbols,syncoutput,syscmd,sysval,traceoff,traceon,translit,undef,undefine,undivert > for PLPOIN <--- from the comment until here is a one comment line! It appears the SuSe m4 is interpreting "symbols" as an m4 command. I have just committed some *.fm4 changes that change symbols ==> {symbols}. The curly braces mean that m4 ignores what is inside and passes it on untouched to *.f. The *.f results here are identical, and I hope this fix solves your problem. I am anxious to hear whether my fixup worked for you. Alan |