Hi Marc-Andre, Regarding:

You could try to enable the macro at the top of unicodectype.c:

#if defined(macintosh) || defined(MS_WIN64) /*XXX This was required to avoid a compiler error for an early Win64 * cross-compiler that was used for the port to Win64. When the platform is * released the MS_WIN64 inclusion here should no longer be necessary. */ /* This probably needs to be defined for some other compilers too. It breaks the ** 5000-label switch statement up into switches with around 1000 cases each. */ #define BREAK_SWITCH_UP return 1; } switch (ch) { #else #define BREAK_SWITCH_UP /* nothing */ #endif

I've tested it with the BREAK_SWITCH_UP to be true and it fixes the problem - same as using the -traditional-cpp. However, before we commit this change I need to see if they are planning on fixing it... remeber this Mac OS X is Beta software.... :-)

If it does compile with the work-around enabled, please give us a set of defines which identify the compiler and platform so we can enable it per default for your setup.

Auto-make is making me nuts... it's a long way from a GUI for this poor old mac guy. I'll see what I can do.. stay tuned. ;-) - Dan