* Christian Tismer <tismer@tismer.com> [2002-10-04 18:16 -0700]: > Martin v. Loewis wrote: > >Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes: > > > > > >>>Doesn't MSVC have alloca? > >> > > > >>It seems that it does. > > > > > >Without checking: It probably has this only if __STDC__ is not > >defined. MSVC hides all non-standard symbols if __STDC__ is defined - > >either by compiler switches, or in some application header. > > Hmm. I had this problem (no alloca, no idea why) and defined > it by a macro in this case. I've now installed MSVC6SP4 and verified that with my patch Python still builds ok. Obviously, Python's compiler options for MSVC don't define __STDC__. > Is it cleaner to undefine __STDC__ instead? It'd be cleaner to use either _alloca or alloca, but not both like the current M$VC specific code does. -- Gerhard
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