Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Michael Hirohama writes:
> >
> > I've had much frustration in compiling the htdig3 CVS source using
> > the 1999-09-27 snapshot of egcs-g++ on a powerpc-ibm-aix4.1.4.0.
> > My desire to use the 2.7.7 Version of Berkeley DB and difficulties
> > in getting a working g++ added to the difficulty of using the
> > buggy AIX <sys/time.h> and varargs files.
>
> Could you send the full error messages from the compiler ? Using
> appropriate #if and autoconf, we should be able to get it right. Of
> course I could just review all files including time.h but your messages
> will help.
>
Hi, Loic.
I'll back my changes and send you more information directly.
> > I uncovered and reported an EGCS compiler bug generated by the
> > mystrcasecmp(sorttypes[i].typest, st) expression in
> > int ResultMatch::setSortType(const String& sorttype) in
> > htnet/HtHTTP.cc.
>
> If this version contains multiple mystrcasecmp (one const, another not const)
> that's possible. I've changed back to only one const mystrcasecmp + cast
> where appropriate. It should help.
>
> > I needed to change some references to expressions like
> > SetBodyReadingController(&HtHTTP::ReadBody); /* htnet/HtHTTP.cc:141 */
> >
> > G++ reports many errors of the form:
> > In file included from ../../htlib/String_fmt.cc:17:
> > ../../htlib/htString.h: In method `char String::operator [] (int) const':
> > ../../htlib/htString.h:225: warning: sorry: semantics of inline function static
>data `char null' are wrong (you'll wind up with multiple copies)
> > ../../htlib/htString.h:225: warning: you can work around this by removing the
>initializer
>
> I've fixed this by moving the static char null outside
> the inline function. The header has a static char null = '\0' in it and
> therefore will have as many copies of null as there are source files using
> htString. We loose at most 100 bytes. Tolerable ?-)
>
I've sent another bug report to EGCS folks. You may want to make this
configurable as it is may be a temporary compiler error.
> [...]
>
Sincerely,
Michael Hirohama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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