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02-20-2004 04:16 AM
02-20-2004 04:16 AM
aCC 03.50 compile problem
When compiling some C++ on HP-UX 11.0, using aCC 03.50 I am getting the following error.
There are no declarations of vector in the source.
The same code compiles fine with gcc and other ( Windows) compilers. I have attached the preprocessed source.
seaside 52: aCC -AA -c bug.cpp
Error 617: Exact position unknown; near ["Containment/WmlContSeparatePoints2.cpp", line 164]. # The definition of template vector contains typename qualification '_Allocator::rebind', yet generation of specialization class
vector implies that '_Allocator' is 'float', which is not a class type.
Error 445: "Containment/WmlContSeparatePoints2.cpp", line 164 # Cannot recover from earlier errors.
template bool SeparatePoints2 (int,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
seaside 53: aCC -V
aCC: HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.03.50
There are no declarations of vector
The same code compiles fine with gcc and other ( Windows) compilers. I have attached the preprocessed source.
seaside 52: aCC -AA -c bug.cpp
Error 617: Exact position unknown; near ["Containment/WmlContSeparatePoints2.cpp", line 164]. # The definition of template vector
vector
Error 445: "Containment/WmlContSeparatePoints2.cpp", line 164 # Cannot recover from earlier errors.
template bool SeparatePoints2
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
seaside 53: aCC -V
aCC: HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.03.50
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03-08-2006 09:16 PM
03-08-2006 09:16 PM
Re: aCC 03.50 compile problem
The latest compiler is now A.03.67. You should try that.
Why do you have template vector?
Have you messed up your allocator? You may want to specify the allocator rather than taking the default. (There may have been a problem like that.)
Why do you have template vector
Have you messed up your allocator? You may want to specify the allocator rather than taking the default. (There may have been a problem like that.)
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