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тАО05-18-2001 02:01 PM
тАО05-18-2001 02:01 PM
Re: AIX to HPUX porting
Thanks clay
When I place the flag +DAportable for any C++ file I get this.
Warning 336: Unknown position # Entire translation unit was empty.
Now for to abc.c. It had the standard warnings for the char * assignments like I have char *c
and c=" "; then it throws a warning and these are the kinda warnings I get.... and thats it and simply I have this linker error show up
Any guidance
Thanks
Gopal
When I place the flag +DAportable for any C++ file I get this.
Warning 336: Unknown position # Entire translation unit was empty.
Now for to abc.c. It had the standard warnings for the char * assignments like I have char *c
and c=" "; then it throws a warning and these are the kinda warnings I get.... and thats it and simply I have this linker error show up
Any guidance
Thanks
Gopal
Senior Engineer
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тАО05-18-2001 02:19 PM
тАО05-18-2001 02:19 PM
Re: AIX to HPUX porting
Oopdoopeedooo
the +DAportable flag just all my source code 0 bytes in size.... No wonder I get no symbols or empty translation table.
I have no clue what just happened
Gopal
the +DAportable flag just all my source code 0 bytes in size.... No wonder I get no symbols or empty translation table.
I have no clue what just happened
Gopal
Senior Engineer
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тАО05-18-2001 02:19 PM
тАО05-18-2001 02:19 PM
Re: AIX to HPUX porting
Ok,
I just tried a .C (c++) file with the +DAportable flag and it worked great.
Clay
I just tried a .C (c++) file with the +DAportable flag and it worked great.
Clay
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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тАО05-21-2001 05:26 AM
тАО05-21-2001 05:26 AM
Re: AIX to HPUX porting
Ok Clay
I got the culprit. I am using the cpp to check for dependencies and send it thru the pre-processor. Now the cpp do not like the +DAportable at all and this has made me lose all my C files as the pre-processor thinks the +DAportable flag is a file and returns an error and my dependency program basically since re-write depndency and writes the file it wrote an empty file.... There you go I lost my code changes..
Did you use cpp??? If I am not passing thru cpp I am ok..
Any sights on this
Gopal
I got the culprit. I am using the cpp to check for dependencies and send it thru the pre-processor. Now the cpp do not like the +DAportable at all and this has made me lose all my C files as the pre-processor thinks the +DAportable flag is a file and returns an error and my dependency program basically since re-write depndency and writes the file it wrote an empty file.... There you go I lost my code changes..
Did you use cpp??? If I am not passing thru cpp I am ok..
Any sights on this
Gopal
Senior Engineer
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