RE: [Ffts-develop] installation problems

[Haifa T. <Ha...@he...>]

Thanks a lot for your reply,
Exactly, your hypothesis is correct,
When I've compiled the test code I received: "Error string not found"
and after adding "using namespaces std;" the error goes away.
So I will install gcc.
Hoping this will solve the problem.
Thanks.
Haifa.




-----Message d'origine-----
De : Anis Benbrahim=20
Envoy=E9 : Tuesday, September 18, 2001 5:07 PM
=C0 : Haifa Touati
Objet : TR: [Ffts-develop] installation problems




-----Message d'origine-----
De : Mark Higgins [mailto:mgh...@ya...]
Envoye : mardi, 18. septembre 2001 16:20
A : Haifa Touati
Objet : Re: [Ffts-develop] installation problems


Thanks for the note! I haven't heard of anyone trying to install
it on a sun box yet, so this is new territory. :)

To start with, I'd grab the most recent version from the CVS
repository... follow the instructions at

http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=3D9699

to pull it all down. The advantage here is that I've generalised
MakeVars a bit, and that might help us out in resolving this.

My first guess is that the problem arises because of
namespaces... versions of gcc before 3.0 don't require you to
explicitly state the namespaces you're using, like std:: which
contains string.

Try compiling this bit of code and let me know if it gives you
the same error:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main( void )
{
    string s( "hello" );
    cout << s << "\n";

    return 0;
}

If my hypothesis is correct, this code will give you the same
error message, but adding the line

using namespace std;

before int main( void ) will make the error go away.

If that's the case, it'll require a fair bit of work to solve
your problem, since a tonne of source code files will need to be
edited. Your best bet for getting the FFTS to work, then, would
be to download gcc and install it on your sun box - I'm pretty
sure it's available and know it's free. The best version of gcc
to get is probably 2.96.


--- Haifa Touati <Ha...@he...> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm installing FFTS v 0.5 on a Sun 2.8 station.
> I have installed Qt, PostgreSQL and LibCurl as mentionned in
> the
> installation guide.
> I have changed the Makefile to use CC sparc compiler instead
> of the g++ one
> (because this latter isn't very well installed on my station).
> when I lunch the MakeAll, I receive errors like :
> type name expected instead of string.
> So I added in the MakeVars file the stl lib "string.h"
> but errors persist.
> How can I resolve this?
> Does FFTS installation requires g++?
> Thanks in advance.
> Haifa.=20
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