Hello Gerrit,
I've faced the same problem after installation gcc 3.2.
How I solved it in my program:
ifstream cur_stream(file_name1, ios::in);
......
cur_stream.close();
cur_stream.clear();
cur_stream.open(file_name2, ios::in);
....
Hope, it'll help you.
Best regards,
Zhabitsky Oleg
>
> Hello,
>
> I recently encountered the problem with the gcc 3.2 compiler
> of cygwin
> using ifstream. Basically it is the same problem as mentioned in
> http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-help/2002-06/msg00079.html although
> this is about
> gnu cc 3.0. I thought that this was already fixed. The
> problem is that when
> a ifstream object is closed and than reopened with the open
> method to open
> another file, no data is returned. But if one uses 2 ifstream
> objects,
> everything works perfectly. Is this a known issue with c++ on cygwin ?
>
> Gerrit.
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