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09-01-2001 10:20 PM
09-01-2001 10:20 PM
g++ vs. HP aCC
Hi,
I am wondering if any programming guru can solve this mystery:
the attachement (tt.tar) contain the following files:
replace2.c : main program, read ffile.lst for string process.
temp2c, temp2.cpp : orignial file and the one after conversion.
names.lst : string mapping table
to compile the program:
aCC -o replace2.hpux replace2.c
after execute the binary executable replace2.hpux, the output file temp2.cpp didn't looks the same as the one using g++ on linux (you may use 'diff temp2.cpp temp2.cpp.linux' to compare the difference).
Any comments?
I am wondering if any programming guru can solve this mystery:
the attachement (tt.tar) contain the following files:
replace2.c : main program, read ffile.lst for string process.
temp2c, temp2.cpp : orignial file and the one after conversion.
names.lst : string mapping table
to compile the program:
aCC -o replace2.hpux replace2.c
after execute the binary executable replace2.hpux, the output file temp2.cpp didn't looks the same as the one using g++ on linux (you may use 'diff temp2.cpp temp2.cpp.linux' to compare the difference).
Any comments?
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