Re: [Cppunit-devel] Patch for compiling latest CVS code with MIPSpro

[Patrick H. <pa...@13...>]

Steve,
	I must have botched something, because I got it working now
without changing Portability.h.  For the record, we're using MIPSpro
version 7.3.1.2m which is the latest from SGI.  Thanks for your help.

 -Patrick

"Steve M. Robbins" <ste...@vi...> wrote:

} On Wed, Sep 19, 2001 at 09:30:57AM -0500, Patrick Hartling wrote:
} > We have been compiling with -LANG:std on IRIX.  Most of our projects use
} > that option to ensure standards-compliant C++ with MIPSpro.  I just did a
} > build of our test suite against the latest CppUnit code, and it is still
} > failing. 
} 
} Odd.  When I use -LANG:std, the configure script detects and uses the
} "sstream" code, rather than "strstream".  However, "CC -version" says
} "MIPSpro Compilers: Version 7.30" here; is that newwer than yours?
} 
} Do you have /usr/include/CC/sstream?
} If so, can you check and/or send to me config.log and config/config.h, please
*** .
} 
} 
} > Using strstream instead of strstream.h fixes the problem.  I
} > haven't tested the effects of this change on platforms besides IRIX and
} > Linux, so I cannot be sure that this change would not break portability
} > elsewhere.
} 
} I fear it may weaken portability.  If necessary, I will improve the
} configure script so that it checks for both <strstream> and
} <strstream.h>.  I'd like to first verify that you have no <sstream>,
} though.
} 
} Thanks for your quick (re-)test!
} 
} -Steve
} 
} 
} > } So I closed the bug report.  
} > } (Did you get an email notice?)
} 
} Did you?  I'm new to the sourceforge bug system, so I'd like to
} know whether bug submitters ever get any feedback.
} 
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