With a wacky macro before it, 'global' appears to miss a function

[Phillip Ezolt]

If there is a wacky macro before a function, it appears as if global  
misses the functions after it.

Sample:
test.c:

#define STRUCT_DEF_MACRO(name, type)    \
struct name {                           \
        struct type *first;             \
}

STRUCT_DEF_MACRO(my_struct, int) struct_instance_name;

void test_func(long dummy1, long dummy2)
{

}

.....
Current behavior:  (NOTICE: test_func is missing from the display)
address@hidden test]$ ../global-5.9.4/gtags/gtags ; ../global-5.9.4/ 
global/global -f test.c
STRUCT_DEF_MACRO    1 test.c           #define STRUCT_DEF_MACRO(name,  
type)	\
name                2 test.c           struct name {                            
\
STRUCT_DEF_MACRO    6 test.c           STRUCT_DEF_MACRO(my_struct,  
int) struct_instance_name;


Expected Behavior:
address@hidden test]$ ../global-5.9.4/gtags/gtags ; ../global-5.9.4/ 
global/global -f test.c
STRUCT_DEF_MACRO    1 test.c           #define STRUCT_DEF_MACRO(name,  
type)	\
name                2 test.c           struct name {                            
\
test_func           8 test.c           void test_func(long dummy1,  
long dummy2)


(NOTE: If you comment out the call to 'STRUCT_DEF_MACRO', things  
behave as expected..)

Cheers,
--Phil