I'm seeing a strange lint error which isn't really there, and I don't know
what to do. The .c file compiles fine, but lint always stops with this
file.

The error is:
path/cl_lib.c(1310): cvr_q undefined
path/cl_lib.c(1310): syntax error

That line is:

		EnQCVR(cvrp, &CVolReqQ);

EnQCVR is a macro defined (in scope) to be:

#define EnQCVR(cvreqp, headp)        ENQUEUE(cvreqp, headp, cvr_q, CVolReq_t)

#define ENQUEUE ENQUEUE_T       /* enqueue at tail if not specified */
#define ENQUEUE_T(structp, headp, Qnam, structnam) {            \
        char            *c_sp = (char *)(structp);              \
        structnam       *s_sp = (structnam *)(structp);         \
\
        (structp)->Qnam.q_next = s_sp->Qnam.q_prev = NULL;      \
        if ((headp)->q_tail) {                                  \
                ((structnam *) ((headp)->q_tail))->Qnam.q_next = c_sp; \
                s_sp->Qnam.q_prev = (char *) ((headp)->q_tail); \ 
        }                                                       \
        (headp)->q_tail = c_sp;                                 \
        if ((headp)->q_head == NULL)                            \
                (headp)->q_head = c_sp;                         \
}

so cvr_q is a field name. It's not supposed to be a defined variable. ;-)

cc -E reports fine (if only moderatly readable) C code, and cc -Werror was
happy..

This is on a 1.4 system, but I've tried with a -current lint.

What's up?

Is there some way I can tell lint to ignore the problem line? Adding /*
LINTED */ didn't help. :-(

Take care,

Bill