All, 
 
I have a slight problem compiling up some C++ code that indirectly accesses C 
code... 
Basically: 
 
File 1 (C++) includes file 2 
File 2 (C++) includes a motif header file 
Motif header (C) has the 'extern "C" {' stuff in it 
 
When I try and compile this, I get an error from the assumbler which can be 
tracked to a line: 
 
- - - $Id$ 
 
in the file it is trying to assemble (i.e. the parsed source, turned into 
assembler 
and being assembled). Where this line is coming from I dont know but if I move 
the 
includes around it definatly appears to be caused by the inclusion of 
"Xm/Text.h" 
since the labels from that file are the next subsequent lines in the assembler 
input file. 
 
Any ideas? (gcc 2.7.2.1 btw - which is known to compile this particular code on 
an intel processor running netbsd....) 
 
This is 1.2-beta Netbsd BTW... 
 
Paul 
 
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