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start making features be a more detailed description of the features/goals section on the main page.

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char text[] = "string";

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char text[8] = "string";

Big fixme remains.

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C99 6.5.6.

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not the start of a logical line.  Be careful about this distinction, which 
affects when newlines are printed and when paste-avoidance happens, etc.  
This fixes PR1848, thanks to Neil for noticing this!

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This would cause us to emit different code (in -E mode) for these two files:

---
#define t(x) x

t(a
3)
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#define t(x) x
t(a
3)
---

In one case, -E would print "a\n3", in the other it printed "a3".  Now
it prints "a3" for both.

This is part of PR1848.

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