-Patrick wrote:
It appears the cygwin version is significantly different as I get an
error while compiling C++ code that Ive used an overloaded function and Im
certain I am not. My school's server that appears to run the correct
version does not produced this error upon compilation.
How do fix it?
School version:
gcc version 3.4.6 20060404 (Red Hat 3.4.6-3)
Cygwin's version:
gcc version 3.4.4 (cygming special) (gdc 0.12, using dmd 0.125)
You've posted to the xfree list which is a mailing list for using X11
applications with Cygwin. This has nothing to do with gcc or C++, so
it's off-topic here. A better place would be the main Cygwin list
(cygwin at cygwin dot com) or the gcc help list (gcc-help at gcc dot gnu
dot org). I've CCd the former.
You've not provided nearly enough information for anyone to be able to
help you. I get an error while compiling C++ code is not specific
enough. Copy and paste the *exact* command you use to compile as well
as the *exact* error message that results. Show the code in question,
if possible simplifying it down to a testcase that demonstrates the
problem as minimally as possible. Without this level of detail, or
barring the invention of mind reading technology, nobody will have
enough to go on.
I also urge you to thoroughly read
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/ which seems to cover 99% of the
problems people encounter when dealing with C++ errors and gotchas.
Brian
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