Hi,
Sorry for the late reply. After the output of 'Possible candidates:'
doxygen
prints a method header with the same name but different arguments. I
admit
that the file is actually incorrect (the compiler would complain about
the
same thing), but this shouldn't cause a seg fault!
Removing the pair of .cc/.hh files actually seems to work fine. However,
on Linux the error does not occur, even with the incorrect method names.
Lars
John Sturton wrote:
>
> Lars von Wedel wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > we're using doxygen for quite some time now. Yesterday, I downloaded a
> > new binary
> > 1.2.13 for Solaris 8 from the doxygen pages. It gives me a segmentation
> > fault in the
> > middle of the process:
> >
> > > Searching for enumerations...
> > > Searching for member function documentation...
> > > /users/modkit/RealmsDevelopment/Source/Cheops/src/cheops/numeric/eso_variable_i.cc:72: Warning: no matching class member found for
> > > EsoVariable_i::EsoVariable_i(const string &name, long index, long dimension, Cheops::Eso::Eso *eso, vector< double > initial_coefficients, Numeric::SupportType support_type=Numerics::UNSPECIFIED)
> > > Possible candidates:
> > > Segmentation Fault (core dumped)
> >
> > Anyone knows help? Doxygen 1.2.5 on Linux works fine with more or less
> > the same set of C++ sources.
> >
>
> What is the next message after "Possible candidates:" that the Linux
> version squirts out?
>
> John |
