Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Hello,
|
| I have been trying various compilers with the latest debugstream
| branch in cvs. Nothing succeded yet, but there is still hope. Here are
| the problems I encountered:
|
| - with gcc 2.8.1, I get:
wrt regard to 2.8.1 C++ wise it sucks.
| I know that Lars will tell me that anybody using gcc 2.8.1 deserves
| this, but this will not help me much :( Removing std:: in
| class DebugStream : public std::ostream {
| helps me immensely, but I am not sure Lars will accept this mutilation
| of his code...
If you are using a compiler that is more standard conformant than egcs
or gcc 2.95 then the std::'s is needed.
| - when I use DEC cc as C compiler, it triggers the definition of const
| and inline C macros and breaks the C++ compiles. I had to reshuffle
| the configure tests to get it right.
So DEC is not a compiler that we should support. We _need_ const and
inline. Why should we try to supprt DEC cc as C compiler anyway? Hmm
ok, gettext needs it.
| - when I use DEC cxx as C++ compiler (a very recent one), it chokes on
| the <ctype> and friends headers. Do we really need them? It does not
| seem to me that they buy us much. If you are interested, they
| describe why they did not implement that at the url below:
| http://www.unix.digital.com/cplus/docs/rnu.htm#draft_diff_sec
Tell DEC to get their act together. IMO they are way behind on C++
support...
| That's all for now. Let's try with solaris CC.
Note that apart from the use of std:: the DebugStream is mainly
developed on gcc 2.7.3...
Lgb
