Re: "../.././gcc/c-common.c", line 2259: invalid token: short_fract_type_no...

["kamaraju kusumanchi" <raju dot mailinglists at gmail dot com>]

> I suspect you have something like
>
>  bool overflow_p = false;
>  double_int temp;
>  if (subtract_p)
>    temp = double_int_neg (b->data);
>  else
>    temp = b->data;
>  bool unsigned_p = UNSIGNED_FIXED_POINT_MODE_P (a->mode);
>  int i_f_bits = GET_MODE_IBIT (a->mode) + GET_MODE_FBIT (a->mode);
>
> but this won't work because it mixes declarations and code.
>
> This fixes it:
>
>  bool overflow_p = false;
>  bool unsigned_p;
>  int i_f_bits;
>  double_int temp;
>  if (subtract_p)
>    temp = double_int_neg (b->data);
>  else
>    temp = b->data;
>  unsigned_p = UNSIGNED_FIXED_POINT_MODE_P (a->mode);
>  i_f_bits = GET_MODE_IBIT (a->mode) + GET_MODE_FBIT (a->mode);
>

Ok. That fixed it. But now I am stuck with a internal errror. The bug
reports can be found at
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=38124
http://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=7032

I had to file two bug reports since, the gcc guys think it is a
problem with binutils. The binutils' maintainer thinks it is a problem
with gcc!

Any suggestions?