Compilation error in aCC error #2350

[Goutham YJ]

Hi,

We are migrating a C/C++ application from HPUX11.11 to Itanium V23. I am compiling as a 32 bit application.

I am getting teh following error while compiling with -AP option.

/opt/aCC/bin/aCC -I/opt/tuxdir/tuxedo8.1/include -I/opt/siadev/mxshai3/SIA/1_1_code/common/include -I/opt/siadev/slayer/include -g0 -AP -w +z +DD32 -c OSCMonitor.cpp
"OSCMonitor.cpp", line 839: error #2350: more than one operator ">>" matches
these operands:
function "operator>>(RWvistream &, Boolean &)"
function "RWvistream::operator>>(bool &)"
operand types are: RWvistream >> bool
stream >> tsl->serverName >> tsl->seconds >> tsl->msecs >> tsl->deser;
^

1 error detected in the compilation of "OSCMonitor.cpp".

The problem here is RW libraries dont have >> operator to read bool data type.

I found that aCC5 does a implicit conversion of undefined data types by giving a future error. but while we are migrating to Itaniu series which uses aCC6.2, I am getting the above error.

Is there any way of overcoming this without having to change the variable datatypes in my sources?

Please help.

Thanks,
Goutham

[Dennis Handly]

function "operator>>(RWvistream &, Boolean &)"
function "RWvistream::operator>>(bool &)"
operand types are: RWvistream >> bool

Which one should it call?
You may have to use -AA to get it to pick the right one. (Or you may have to use -Aa to turn on koenig lookup.)

>The problem here is RW libraries don't have >> operator to read bool data type.

It looks like they have too many.
Note: The tools.h++ is much older with -AP.

>I found that aCC5

You mean aCC3 for PA?

>Is there any way of overcoming this without having to change the variable datatypes in my sources?

What are your types?

>-AP -w

You should NOT be using -w! Instead use +Wnnnn,mmmm for each one, after careful analysis.