>> Why use 'preprocessor switch'? AFAIK g++-2 should hanlde correct
>> syntax too (without keyword 'template'). At least version 2.95.3 does
>> compiles your example code with 'template' removed. Did you tried to
>> compile your application with g++-2 with 'template' removed where it
>> should be
> Why use 'preprocessor switch'? AFAIK g++-2 should hanlde correct
> syntax too (without keyword 'template'). At least version 2.95.3 does
> compiles your example code with 'template' removed. Did you tried to
> compile your application with g++-2 with 'template' removed where it
> should be remove
DEK> Ilya, thanks VERY MUCH. This solved my problem in a flash. My
DEK> application (38 thousand lines, compared to the 6 lines of my
DEK> test-file) now compiles and links properly in g++-3, and, with a
DEK> preprocessor switch, in g++-2 as well. In case other folks are
DEK> interested, below
On Thu, May 03, 2001 at 11:36:05AM -0300, Dan E. Kelley wrote:
> Ilya, thanks VERY MUCH. This solved my problem in a flash. My
> application (38 thousand lines, compared to the 6 lines of my
> test-file) now compiles and links properly in g++-3, and, with a
> preprocessor switch, in g++-2 as well
);
#endif
#endif
Thanks very much for the help, delivered so quickly!!
Dan.
On 3 May 2001, Ilya Martynov wrote:
> Date: 03 May 2001 17:50:45 +0400
> From: Ilya Martynov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Dan Kelley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: debian-devel@lists.debian.org
> Sub
DEK> Attached is a 6-line C++ test program (which does nothing more than
DEK> instantiate templates) that compiles in g++-2, with
DEK> g++ -c test-template.cc
DEK> but for which g++-3 yields the error messages:
DEK> test-template.cc:4: non-template used as template
DEK>
I'm the author of `gri' (gri.sourceforge.net), which is packaged in
Debian. I'm porting gri to g++-3 in preparation to Debian's (and everyone
else's) eventual move to that compiler and I'm having some problems.
Perhaps someone on this list could help? I hope it's not rude of me to be
asking this
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