Actually, I don't think this will affect c++ it uses a different library than glibc. The warning you're getting is common in a lot of the code, and I'm currently working on some of it to clean it up.
David Neil Carlson wrote: > Thanks David, your suggestion fixed the problem. Incidently, > I wonder if I shouldn't have set CXXFLAGS (?) similarly. I > noticed some suspicious warnings while compiling StepperInteractor.C > the second time around: > StepperInteractor.C:206: warning: initialization to `int' from `double' > But dx works now, so I'm happy! > > Thanks again, > > Neil > > David Thompson wrote: > > > > This sounds like the trunc problem as mentioned earlier. I just added a > > check in the the CVS tree to fix this. Try this and see if it helps, set > > an environment variable CFLAGS to -D_GNU_SOURCE and then reconfigure and > > try compiling again. Let me know if it fixes the problem. > > > > David > > > > Neil Carlson wrote: > > > > > I finally got around to building 4.0.10 on my system > > > (intel/rh6.1, motif 2.1.10 (MetroLink)) and I've found a > > > problem with the vector interactor (stepper style) and > > > vector list interactor (list editor style) on an existing > > > network. Instead of in/decrementing the value, clicking on > > > a stepper button sets the value to its minimum. Things > > > worked properly in 4.0.6. Is this a known problem? I haven't > > > seen this reported, but I don't follow the list too closely. > > > > > -- > Neil N. Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Motorola Computational Materials Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Los Alamos National Laboratory Voice: 505-665-1220 > Mailstop B221, Los Alamos, NM 87545 FAX: 505-665-5757
