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error: extended character ² is not valid in an identifier

JChMathae

Hello,

The ARM GNU toolchain does not like at all "extended characters" (like '²' or '℃') that are completely OK with other GNU toolcahins (for ARM or other architectures).

The problem lies at the C preprocessor 'cpp'...

How can that be?!

Thank you.

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    Well, when testing on Ubuntu 22 with a custom built gcc version 13.1.0, I got the same error.

    It seems that between version 11, where ² is accepted, and version 13 where these characters are rejected, something mischievous has happened...

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    Well, when testing on Ubuntu 22 with a custom built gcc version 13.1.0, I got the same error.

    It seems that between version 11, where ² is accepted, and version 13 where these characters are rejected, something mischievous has happened...

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