Thank you all for your replies, I mean gspeaker not gespeaker. The first
is a speaker enclosure design program and the second is a front end for
the sound system. Not the same -- damn, I had hopes. I also went back
and looked at the older versions of sigc++ and found nothing.
Unfortunately, rewriting the program is beyond my present capability
without extensive study. I don't want to go there. The one idea that is
intriguing is to find another distribution that contains the missing
file and add it to my sigc++ directory. I have been loath to contact the
maintainers but am forced to consider it. Many thanks again. Unless
someone has specific information on a source for an object.h file I
think we have beaten this dead horse enough.
Many thanks again
Gary R
On 10/8/22 00:57, Max Nikulin wrote:
On 08/10/2022 04:54, Gary L. Roach wrote:
I've been trying to compile an older program from source code and
keep getting the error missing sigc++/object.h file.
..
I really need this program (gspeaker). Removing the #<include> from
the offending module only caused a slew of other errors. What would
be in this object.h file?
Have you tried any general purpose search engine? I was curious if it
is related somehow to SGI. The result of my attempt:
https://github.com/libsigcplusplus/libsigcplusplus/blob/master/NEWS
2.5.2 (unstable):
* Remove useless headers:
sigc++/class_slot.h
sigc++/hide.h
sigc++/method_slot.h
sigc++/object.h
sigc++/object_slot.h
sigc++/retype.h
Some of these still have equivalents in sigc++/adaptors/
(Kjell Ahlstedt, Murray Cumming) Bug #752560
Perhaps it is possible to modernize source code of your precious
program. Read that "other" errors, library docs and maybe git history.
