Tor Olav Kristensen wrote:
> 
> Hello John
> 
> I too have got error messages pointing to the
> wrong point in my code when my error(s) were
> hidden somewhere earlier.
> 
> In these cases I just had to start commenting
> out code, changing variable names and moving
> things around until the error messages points
> at my real error.
> 
> I suspect that this may also be the case here,
> and I have therefore tried to play around with
> my code before posting to this newsgroup... But
> I haven't had any luck smoking out my(?) errors
> yet.
> 
> But I have found out that if I replace the last
> line of these four:
> 
> #declare QQi = array[3]
> #declare QQi = Minv(MMi)
> 
> #declare RRi = array[3]
> #declare RRi = Mmult(MMi, Minv(MMi))
> 
> with
> 
> #declare RRi = Mmult(MMi, QQi)
> 
> then the error messages disappear.

There appears to be a bug in macro argument parsing.  Sometimes when
I #declare a value using a macro, the semicolon at the end of the
declare statement is flagged as an error, and when it's absent a
warning message is displayed.

Regards,
John
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