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11-11-2002 10:55 PM
11-11-2002 10:55 PM
aCC compiler string literal to char* conversion
I am moving my C++ library from SUN to HP compiling it with the aCC compiler.
I get several fatal errors where I have not been strict in mixing char*, const char* and string literals. Obviously the SUN compiler is more forgiving.
"Implicit conversion of string literal to char* is deprecated".
I can't find "deprecated" in the manual. Is there any option to make the compiler a little more forgiving on this point?
I get several fatal errors where I have not been strict in mixing char*, const char* and string literals. Obviously the SUN compiler is more forgiving.
"Implicit conversion of string literal to char* is deprecated".
I can't find "deprecated" in the manual. Is there any option to make the compiler a little more forgiving on this point?
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11-12-2002 12:58 AM
11-12-2002 12:58 AM
Re: aCC compiler string literal to char* conversion
Since its just a warning you can use the +W option to suppress it. The warning number is required as an argument, which is 389 eg:
$ aCC +W389 program.C
Regards,
Steve
$ aCC +W389 program.C
Regards,
Steve
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