error #2005-D: could not open source file "iostream/strstream.h"

[Goutham YJ]

Hi,

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

When I am compiling a particular file, I get the following error.

/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 -I/opt/siadev/slayer/include -g0 +z +DD32 -c SiaCommonInterface.cpp
"/opt/siadev/mxshai3/SIA/1_1_code/common/include/BSCTypeDefs.h", line 22: error #2005-D:
could not open source file "iostream/strstream.h"
#include

But if I add -I/opt/aCC/include in the Makefile, then I get a Catastrophic error and I found we should not include aCC/include for Itanium series.

How to include iostream/strstream.h if I cannot refer to aCC/include path?

Please help.

Thanks,
Goutham

[Goutham YJ]

Hi,

I seem to have overcome this problem by adding -AP option. I saw this in another thread here and it worked.

But is this the correct solution?

Thanks,
Goutham

[Dennis Handly · Accepted solution]

>error #2005-D: could not open source file "iostream/strstream.h"

It is illegal to include "iostream/" as part of the include file path. Your includes should have just been .

>if I add -I/opt/aCC/include in the Makefile, then I get a Catastrophic error and I found we should not include aCC/include

Right.

>How to include iostream/strstream.h if I cannot refer to aCC/include path?
>seem to have overcome this problem by adding -AP option. But is this the correct solution?

Not really. It is not recommended you use -AP. You shouldn't use strstream.h with -AA. You should instead port to the deprecated Standard , or better yet, .

[Goutham YJ]

Thanks a lot Dennis. It worked :)

[Dennis Handly]

>It worked :)

You might mention which of my N suggestions worked, for everyone else.