Compilation Error in HP-UX 11.31

[Rkambala]

Hello,

Getting below compilation error in HP11v3 which goes through fine in HP 11v2 version.
Kindly Help.

Thanks,
Ravindra

"Test.H", line 246: error #2330-D: "Collection &Collection::operator=(const Collection &) [with T=Test]"
(declared at line 142 of "HP-UX-B.11.31-ia64/inc/Collection.H") is inaccessible
NiSimOrderList _simOrderList;
^
detected during implicit generation of "Test
&Test::operator=(const Test &)" at line 344 of "Test.C"

1 error detected in the compilation of "Test.C".

-----"Test.C"-------------
void Test::GetList(NiSimOrderList& list) const
{

Test *rec = _simOrderList[i];
Test *recCopy;
recCopy = new Test();
*recCopy = *rec; ------Line 344
}

-----Collection.H-----
private:

// Hidden functions
Collection &operator = (const Collection &); ---------Line 142
};


aCC: HP C/aC++ B3910B A.06.25 [Nov 30 2009]

[Dennis Handly · Accepted solution]

>which goes through fine in HP 11iv2 version.

What aC++ version do you have on 11.23?

It looks like the compiler was fixed to give you an error on a private copy assignment operator.

Why are you using multiple statements, why not use initialization?
Test *recCopy = new Test(*rec);

[Rkambala]

Hello Dennis,

The compiler version used in 11.23 was as below:

aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.10 [Mar 22 2006]

Thanks,
Ravi

[Steve Post]

I don't have an answer for you except to search for entries similar to your error using the forum search.

But I might know why you haven't had much of a response.

I've gotten into a habit of checking how many responses have been assigned points by this author before I bother to try to help. This is because it looks like an author of a question that does not assign points seems to not really care about any answers. And if they don't care to read answers to questions... why would I bother to write?

For THIS response I would assign 0 points. It didn't really help at all, but at least
points are assigned.

Steve



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I've read the replies to my question and I see "unassigned" next to each reply. What does that mean?

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[Dennis Handly]

>Steve: I don't have an answer for you except to search for entries similar to your error using the forum search.

I thought I answered Ravindra question? I seriously doubt you'll find an answer by searching the forum for this complex C++ accessibility issue.

[Rkambala]

Dennis,

Your answer helped indeed. THanks for your time.

Cheers,
Ravindra

[Steve Post]

Dennis.
Oh. But my response was about the points.
I see he still didn't assign points. I was looking for that zero.
The word "UNassigned" still exists.

I'll stop typing now.