I mentioned in my previous post that you don't need the STLport for newer
versions of Workshop -- it contains its own version.
That syntax is standard C++ and something that the compiler doesn't
understand in backwards-compatibility mode. Please re-read my previous
response that describes the first steps you'll need to take. You'll also
need to undefine the STLPORTROOT environment variable, or at least define
it to point to a non-existent directory.
Dave
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Subject: RE: STLPort version
10/03/2001 06:28
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Well. I'm compiling using Workshop 6 with a backward compatibility flag
set
( -compat=4 ). By the menu, the compiler should be using 4.2 syntax.
By the way, is that
namespace std {
extern "C" double hypot(double x, double y);
}
4.2 specific syntax?
Peter.
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I don't know what could ge wrong. As long as you're using the correct
version of the Sun compiler (Workshop 4.2), everything should be fine.
Dave
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Subject: RE: STLPort version
10/03/2001 05:20
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Thanks.
But I'm getting compilation error on those STL header files. Especially on
this syntax ...
namespace std {
extern "C" double hypot(double x, double y);
}
Why?
Peter.
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Subject: Re: STLPort version
You'll need STLport version 4.0.
Dave
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Subject: STLPort version
10/03/2001 04:53
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Hi,
Can anyone point me the version of STLPort that I should use to build Xalan
1.2 on Solaris 8?
Peter.
