On 05/10/2010, at 10:03 PM, john skaller wrote:
> Well here's an interesting quirk:
>
> Macintosh:felix johnskaller$ flx --test=build/release-optimized/ --force
> build/release-optimized/tools/flx.flx
> build/release-optimized/tools/flx.cpp: In member function ‘void
> flxusr::flx::_init_::stack_call()’:
> build/release-optimized/tools/flx.cpp:51: error: ‘flxusr::flx::rtl’ has not
> been declared
>
> The problem is in here:
>
> namespace flxusr { namespace flx {
> ....
> if(!(((_a3866t_13156)("/usr/local") ==
> (flx::rtl::strutil::atostr(("/"))))==1) ) goto _8023;
>
> Basically: in the standard library, we have the namespace flx which contains
> some code and subnamespaces for various parts of the library, eg rtl::strutil.
>
> The compiler generates code in namespace flxusr::flx.
>
> So gcc is getting confused which "flx" is referred to, I meant ::flx::rtl and
> not ::flxusr::flx::rtl.
>
> An unfortunate double use of the namespace name "flx".
>
> I wonder what to do to fix it?
>
> The idea is that system library live in namespace "flx", whereas user code is
> in "flxusr".
Oooo I should add, the problem here is that normally you have
namespace flxusr { namespace user_module_name { ....
where user_module_name is the source filename.. the PROBLEM here is that the
program name is "flx.flx"... :)
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