Re: [boost] Singleton Review: GCC compiler errors
Sorry about the duplicate messages, thunderbird seemed to be having a problem. Hoping it's fixed now. Jason Hise wrote:
Tom Brinkman wrote:
Was the "singleton" library tested on GCC. I'm getting many compiler errors on 3.34.
It was a while back, but many changes have been made since then. I'll see if I can track down a copy of gcc to try compiling with it myself.
Actually, now that I'm looking into it it appears that Dev C++ uses a port of GCC by default, and I have successfully tested the latest version with Dev C++, getting no warnings or errors. What error messages are you getting? -Jason
"Jason Hise" wrote:
Actually, now that I'm looking into it it appears that Dev C++ uses a port of GCC by default, and I have successfully tested the latest version with Dev C++, getting no warnings or errors. What error messages are you getting?
You may download GCC ports to Win32 on: 1. http://www.cygwin.com/ (they have newest and older versions of GCC) 2. http://www.mingw.org/ (they have 3.4.2) There are some differences between these but I do not know details, I don't use GCC. /Pavel
Jason Hise wrote:
Sorry about the duplicate messages, thunderbird seemed to be having a problem. Hoping it's fixed now.
Jason Hise wrote:
Tom Brinkman wrote:
Was the "singleton" library tested on GCC. I'm getting many compiler errors on 3.34.
It was a while back, but many changes have been made since then. I'll see if I can track down a copy of gcc to try compiling with it myself.
Actually, now that I'm looking into it it appears that Dev C++ uses a port of GCC by default, and I have successfully tested the latest version with Dev C++, getting no warnings or errors. What error messages are you getting?
Are you sure you had all warnings enabled (-Wall) ? It was rather loud on my system. However, I could successfully build tests and example with both 3.2 and 3.4 (both MinGW32). I'll send the output to you in private mail. Regards, Tobias
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