pasting "." and "something" does not give a valid preprocessing token..

[mskhan at hss dot hns dot com]

I've just installed gcc 3.2 and I get the warning from the subject line when
compiling code that worked just fine with 2.95.3. Can anyone tell me what the
 warning means and how it can be rectified.

The offending code is a macro :

#define EMUL_TRACE(level, format, args...)     proc::theTrace->logTrace((level,  ##format , ##args)


where "Proc" is a class defined as

class Proc
{

. ..........

static TraceLog * theTrace;

}

and TraceLog  is another class defined as

class TraceLog
{
.............
public:
............
void logTrace(int severity, char* stringToBeLogged, ...)
.............

}

Thanks in advance....
Sanjay



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