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Re: [SLE] gcc and ostream problem.
- From: Andre Truter <andre.truter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 17:05:06 +0200
- Message-id: <20030210170506.4de5d2b0.andre.truter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 09:48:30 -0500
Jerry Feldman <gaf@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Time to fall on your sword :-)
> g++ 3.0 now supports the ANSI standard. One of the things you will need
> to do is to add "using" statements, such as "using namespace std".
>
Aaarrgg!!
I was afraid that the code was way too outdated after I saw the compiler's initial warnings about backward compatibility.
> I ran into this same problem last year with a customer (commercial Unix)
> who has millions of lines of code. The solution was to backport gcc
> 2.9.5 to the system. However, one problem with backporting an older
> compiler is that you become out of sync with the linker and other parts
> of the compilation system.
>
I suppose I will have to start getting the code up to standards. :-/
Thanks.
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--
Andre Truter
Software Engineer
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Jerry Feldman <gaf@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Time to fall on your sword :-)
> g++ 3.0 now supports the ANSI standard. One of the things you will need
> to do is to add "using" statements, such as "using namespace std".
>
Aaarrgg!!
I was afraid that the code was way too outdated after I saw the compiler's initial warnings about backward compatibility.
> I ran into this same problem last year with a customer (commercial Unix)
> who has millions of lines of code. The solution was to backport gcc
> 2.9.5 to the system. However, one problem with backporting an older
> compiler is that you become out of sync with the linker and other parts
> of the compilation system.
>
I suppose I will have to start getting the code up to standards. :-/
Thanks.
/* Goes off in search of my sword.. */
--
Andre Truter
Software Engineer
Registered Linux user #185282
ICQ #40935899 AIM: trusoftzaf
http://www.trusoft.za.net
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< So I installed Linux >
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