On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 2:26 AM, edan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I quick google didn't turn up much for me on what that actually means
> - does it mean anything to y'all?
Yes, this was an overzealous warning present in one version of GCC which was
promptly toned down in subsequent versions. Y
edan wrote:
> In any case, using gcc 4.1.2, "make" and "make check" (any reason you
> didn't use the more standard "make test"?) succeeded for me, so I
> guess I will have to just wait to update to protobuf-2.0.2 until I can
> move myself to the newer gcc.
For what it's worth, "make check" is sta
Nope - indeed it doesn't work :(
Unfortunately I am not (yet) enough of a C++ superstar to tinker much
with that code.
What I did try was to borrow someone else's updated environment and
try to compile there using gcc 4.1.2
So...
descriptor.cc does seem to compile under gcc 4.1.2! That's the g
OK, based on sephacryl's message I created this patch, but I suspect edan's
problem is actually different. Can you both try it out and tell me if it
works? edan, if this doesn't solve the problem for you, can you try making
some changes yourself and figure out what works?
Index: src/google/protob
What works is adding to the definition of class DescriptorBuilder to
line1696,
void AllocateOptions(
const typename FileDescriptor::OptionsType& orig_options,
FileDescriptor* descriptor);
And changing the implementation, removing the template specialization,
at line 2213 to:
void
Nope - same error...
:(
Any other ideas?
On Oct 7, 4:25 am, "Kenton Varda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, the code is correct C++, so it's hard to tell what might convince the
> compiler to accept it.
> Does it work if you change this:
>
> typename DescriptorT::OptionsType* options =
>
Well, the code is correct C++, so it's hard to tell what might convince the
compiler to accept it.
Does it work if you change this:
typename DescriptorT::OptionsType* options =
tables_->AllocateMessage();
To this:
typedef typename DescriptorT::OptionsType OptionsType;
OptionsType* op
Some problem with VS .NET 2003. It seems that the compiler cannot
handle specialized template methods. I don't see why proper function
overloading cannot be used. Anyway, I removed the specialization and
moved the code up into the class definition and it works for me.
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2.0.2 build bombs for me:
google/protobuf/descriptor.cc: In member function `void
google::protobuf::DescriptorBuilder::AllocateOptionsImpl(const
std::string&,
const std::string&, DescriptorT::OptionsType&, DescriptorT*)':
google/protobuf/descriptor.cc:2225: syntax error before `>' token
mak
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/downloads/list
I forgot to strip the win32 binary in the first upload, making for a
ginormous download. Hence the -a. :/
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