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Anyone can told me about the warrning which GCC generated as following:
"No newline at end of file"?

On May 7, 7:47*pm, friendfish <friendf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anyone can told me about the warrning which GCC generated as following:
> "No newline at end of file"?

By convention, in a Unix "text" file, all lines are terminated by the
newline character.
Most Unix text editors respect this convention.
gcc is warning you that the file is not conforming to the convention,
which means the last line might have been truncated and therefore you
should look into that as it is a potential problem.

fnegroni wrote:
> On May 7, 7:47�pm, friendfish <friendf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Anyone can told me about the warrning which GCC generated as
> > following: "No newline at end of file"?
>
> By convention, in a Unix "text" file, all lines are terminated by the
> newline character.
> Most Unix text editors respect this convention.
> gcc is warning you that the file is not conforming to the convention,
> which means the last line might have been truncated and therefore
> you should look into that as it is a potential problem.

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Peter