On Tue, 3 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I can see a number of "sizeof (unsigned int)" which is clearly as you say to
> adapt to
> machine word size, but then the Limits.hh essentially defines a whole list of
> templated
> structures which contain only static member with details about fixed size
> integers.
> "unsigned int" is not included. I have search for Limits<unsigned int> to
> find an instance
Right - and I think that is because one of those templates _matches_
"unsigned int". Somewhere perhaps there is a typedef that's tying
things together.
For example on a machine with a 64bit int the <uint64_t> entry will
match and be selected for use with "unsigned int". On a 32bit system
the <uint32_t> entry will be used and so on.
> for unsigned int without succes. I presume it must exist if this code is to
> adapt as you
> suggest, or even to allow the code to compile under linux, but I cannot find.
I think g++ is doing the adaptation somehow.
> As far as I can see the cygwin compiler baulks at the compound type "
> unsigned int" as
> you will notice the error reported "undefined reference to
> `Limits<unsigned>::Bits"
Well, I'm not a C++ expert but "unsigned int" was valid C++ (it's
definitely valid C ;)) I thought.
> I can now confirm that at least mplex works under cygwin compile.
Progress - hurrah! ;)
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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