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RE: [ft-devel] "comp" is reserved word in Apple SC compiler?
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Steven Johnson |
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RE: [ft-devel] "comp" is reserved word in Apple SC compiler? |
Date: |
Thu, 27 Oct 2005 10:38:17 -0700 |
> When I replace the variable "comp" by "compo", SC does not
> complains anymore. I grepped MPW's header files and the
> output by SC's cpp, but I couldn't find any part which
> defines "comp" for their own use.
IIRC, "comp" was a long integer type (64 bits? 96 bits?) that was actually
implemented using floating-point math. (No, I have no idea what "comp"
indicated.)
It's the only compiler I'm aware of that had such a reserved word.
I think that compiler also had "extended" as a reserved word (as a 96-bit
floating point type, to match Motorola hardware of the time).