Re: gcc 3.4

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 22:41:52 +0200 (EET) Nerijus Baliunas <[email protected]> wrote:

NB> with gcc 3.4.2 I get an error:
NB> 
NB> /a/M/M/include/Address.h: In static member function `static bool Message::CompareAddresses(const String&, const String&)':
NB> /a/M/M/include/Address.h:148: error: `AddressList_obj::AddressList_obj(const AddressList_obj&)' is private
NB> .src/mail/Message.cpp:349: error: within this context
NB> /a/M/M/include/Address.h:148: error: `AddressList_obj::AddressList_obj(const AddressList_obj&)' is private
NB> .src/mail/Message.cpp:349: error: within this context

 This is really weird. I've just stared at the code for 5 minutes but still
don't understand why the compiler wants to use the copy ctor here. Normally
it shouldn't be used in this code.

 Anyhow, I don't have gcc 3.4.2 and don't have a machine to install it on
(my brand new linux notebook is being repaired for 3 weeks already :-() so
I can't fix it myself. Please try to change the code to use named variables
instead of temporaries, i.e.

        AddressList_obj addrList1(adr1),
                        addrList2(adr2);
        return adr1 == adr2;

and commit (and close the bug 907) if it works. If not, it will have to
wait until I get my notebook back...

NB> Then, if I change #ifdef to #ifndef in Message.cpp:348:

 This shouldn't be done, the old code was wrong. I don't know why did I
keep it.

NB> In file included from /a/M/M/include/strutil.h:17,
NB>                  from .src/mail/Message.cpp:351:
NB> /a/M/M/include/pointers.h: In static member function `static bool Message::CompareAddresses(const String&, const String&)':
NB> /a/M/M/include/pointers.h:64: error: expected primary-expression before "template"

 This makes even less sense to me... where does it see an #include of
anything at line 351 of Message.cpp??

 Regards,
VZ



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