RE: [Mingw-users] g++ accepting cl parameters

[Foster, G. <gar...@si...>]

The problem is that g++ doesn't recognise the parameters passed to it, I
thought I had more of my previous conversation on the gtkmm list attached,
but anyway, I get ...

$ g++ myfile.cpp
Error, no files provided (or something to that effect)

Hopefully it is clear what is going on now, sorry about that.

Gaz


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:min...@li...] On Behalf Of John Gaughan
Sent: 21 January 2005 14:00
To: min...@li...
Subject: RE: [Mingw-users] g++ accepting cl parameters


Foster, Gareth said:
>> Does it help if you add a _flushall() after the output and before the
>> input?
>
> Hello, thanks for the response, could you elaborate a little though? I
> tried
> the following ....
>
> $ g++ woot.cpp
> $ g++ _flushall() woot.cpp _flushall()
> $ g++ `_flushall()` woot.cpp `_flushall()`
> $ g++ `_flushall()' woot.cpp `_flushall()'

I think what Earnie meant was in your code. I am not familiar with gtkmm,
but I think he meant to do something like this:

woot.cpp:

// Output code goes here.
_flushall ();
// Input code goes here.

Using function names on the command line probably won't work ;-)

-- 
John Gaughan
jo...@jo...
http://www.johngaughan.net/


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