Oops. It looks like some old GCCs dislike #if inside a macro argument.

        // log_fn(LOG_NOTICE, "Up-to-date status for %s", fp);

        rs->should_download = 0;

        --n_downloadable;

      }

#if 0

      else {

      } /* else {

        char t1[ISO_TIME_LEN+1];

        char t2[ISO_TIME_LEN+1];

        format_iso_time(t1, rs->published_on);

        format_iso_time(t1, rs->satus.published_on);

        format_iso_time(t2, ri->published_on);

        log_fn(LOG_NOTICE, "Out-of-date status for %s %s (%d %d) [%s %s]", fp,

               ri->nickname,

               !memcmp(ri->signed_descriptor_digest,rs->descriptor_digest,DIGEST_LEN),

               !memcmp(ri->signed_descriptor_digest,rs->status.descriptor_digest,

                       DIGEST_LEN),

               rs->published_on < ri->published_on,

               t1, t2);

      }

#endif

      } */

    });

  }