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+/* Copyright (C) 2000 Free Software Foundation, Inc.  */
+
+/* { dg-do preprocess } */
+/* { dg-options "-pedantic -std=gnu99" } */
+
+/* Tests macro syntax, for both definition and invocation, including:-
+
+   o Full range of macro definition semantics.
+   o No. of arguments supplied to function-like macros.
+   o Odd GNU rest args behavior.
+   o Macro arguments do not flow into the rest of the file.  */
+
+
+/* Test basic macro definition syntax.  The macros are all called
+   "foo" deliberately to provoke an (excess) redefinition warning in
+   case the macros succeed in being entered in the macro hash table
+   despite being an error.
+
+   Split a couple of the lines to check that the errors appear on the
+   right line (i.e. are associated with the correct token).  */
+
+#define ;			/* { dg-error "identifier" } */
+#define SEMI;			/* { dg-warning "space" } */
+#define foo(X			/* { dg-error "missing" } */
+#define foo\
+(X,)				/* { dg-error "parameter name" } */
+#define foo(, X)		/* { dg-error "parameter name" } */
+#define foo(X, X)		/* { dg-error "duplicate" } */
+#define foo(X Y)		/* { dg-error "comma" } */
+#define foo(()			/* { dg-error "may not appear" } */
+#define foo(..., X)		/* { dg-error "missing" } */
+#define foo \
+__VA_ARGS__			/* { dg-warning "__VA_ARGS__" } */
+#define goo(__VA_ARGS__)	/* { dg-warning "__VA_ARGS__" } */
+#define hoo(...) __VA_ARGS__	/* OK.  */
+#define __VA_ARGS__		/* { dg-warning "__VA_ARGS__" } */
+__VA_ARGS__			/* { dg-warning "__VA_ARGS__" } */
+
+/* test # of supplied arguments.  */
+#define none()
+#define one(x)
+#define two(x, y)
+#define var0(...)
+#define var1(x, ...)
+none()				/* OK.  */
+none(ichi)			/* { dg-error "passed 1" } */
+one()				/* OK.  */
+one(ichi)			/* OK.  */
+one(ichi\
+, ni)				/* { dg-error "passed 2" } */
+two(ichi)			/* { dg-error "requires 2" } */
+var0()				/* OK.  */
+var0(ichi)			/* OK.  */
+var1()				/* { dg-warning "rest arguments to be used" } */
+var1(ichi)			/* { dg-warning "rest arguments to be used" } */
+var1(ichi, ni)			/* OK.  */
+
+/* This tests two oddities of GNU rest args - omitting a comma is OK,
+   and backtracking a token on pasting an empty rest args.  */
+#define rest(x, y...) x ## y	/* { dg-warning "ISO C" } */
+rest(ichi,)			/* OK.  */
+rest(ichi)			/* { dg-warning "rest arguments to be used" } */
+#if 23 != rest(2, 3)		/* OK, no warning.  */
+#error 23 != 23 !!
+#endif
+
+/* Test that we don't allow arguments to flow into the rest of the
+   file.  */
+#define half_invocation do_nowt(2
+#define do_nowt(x) x
+half_invocation )		/* OK.  */
+do_nowt (half_invocation))	/* { dg-error "unterminated argument" } */