djones@megatest.UUCP (Dave Jones) (12/18/87)
I am trying to install C++ on a sun-3. I did all the things it said to do in the release notes... I ran bsd.fix. A little jacking around with the make-file (include-paths, etc.) and I made scratch. I made cfront, etc. Everything seemed to work. But now when I try to compile "hello world", the lexer gets hung up in lxtitle(). It reads the first character, '#' (from cpp). But the next character it tries to read hangs it up. When I run it under dbxtool, it SIGSEGV's at that point. The scratch version of cfront breezes through. What did I not do? Any ideas?
myavuzer@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Matt Yavuzer) (09/06/89)
Has anybody done programming under GNU-C++/X-WindowsV11R3 environment? I would be very glad to hear suggestions or solutions to incompatibility problems. Matt
samperi@marob.masa.com (Dominick Samperi) (09/07/89)
In article <724@rodan.acs.syr.edu> myavuzer@rodan.acs.syr.edu (Matt Yavuzer) writes: >Has anybody done programming under GNU-C++/X-WindowsV11R3 environment? >I would be very glad to hear suggestions or solutions to incompatibility >problems. Just started trying to use g++ with X11R3, and found these sticky problems: 1. There are structure field names in header files with names like 'class', a reserved keyword in C++. 2. Header files contain structure defs of the form: struct foo { ... } foo, and this seems to cause g++ to choke. So we've been forced to use C jacket routines to hide the C++ incompatibilities in X. Dominick -- Dominick Samperi -- ESCC samperi@marob.masa.com uunet!hombre!samperi
fox@cs.cs.columbia.edu (David Fox) (09/07/89)
I just made my own copies of the header files, fixed all the compiler complaints, and now I add prototypes for functions whenever I need them. David Fox fox@cs.columbia.edu
giri@uts.amdahl.com (Giri Padmanabhan) (12/29/90)
I am in the process of developing a database that is menu driven, has microsoft mouse capability and that is written in C++. I want to know if anyone out there has written a database application using C++ ( Zortech or turbo C++) for an IBM-AT that has window like menus for data entry and which also allows mouse capability. Any responses will be greatly appreciated.. **************************************** mail responses to: giri@uts.amdahl.com Tel # (408)-746-8526..