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Merge pull request #358 from EtchedPixels/master

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* scanner: Correct handling of \0101

The C language has this oddity that octal constants are 3 bytes so the sequence
"\0101" is two bytes and well defined by the langage. cc65 currently misparses
this as a 1 byte octal code. Add a count to fix this.

Signed-off-by: Alan Cox <etchedpixels@gmail.com>

* cc65: remove un-needed logic from octal parsing

We no longer need the extra error handling logic for octal parsing so simplify
it as requested by Greg King.

Signed-off-by: Alan Cox <etchedpixels@gmail.com>
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@ -267,6 +267,7 @@ static int ParseChar (void)
{
int C;
int HadError;
int Count;
/* Check for escape chars */
if (CurC == '\\') {
@ -336,19 +337,14 @@ static int ParseChar (void)
case '6':
case '7':
/* Octal constant */
HadError = 0;
Count = 1;
C = HexVal (CurC);
while (IsODigit (NextC)) {
if ((C << 3) >= 256) {
if (!HadError) {
Error ("Octal character constant out of range");
HadError = 1;
}
} else {
C = (C << 3) | HexVal (NextC);
}
while (IsODigit (NextC) && Count++ < 3) {
C = (C << 3) | HexVal (NextC);
NextChar ();
}
if (C >= 256)
Error ("Octal character constant out of range");
break;
default:
Error ("Illegal character constant");