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From: Alejandro N. <ja...@in...> - 2003-04-28 20:22:50
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El viernes 25, a las 14:08, Mark Hamzy escribi=F3:
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> Hello Alejandro,
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> > ../DebugOutput.hpp:23: ostream: No such file or directory
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> That error tells me that the c++ compiler that you use is not set u=
p
> correctly. ostream is a standard C++ header file.
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> For the simple file:
> #include <ostream>
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> int main (int argc, char *argv[])
> {
> return 0;
> }
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> If it is called bob.cpp and you compile it with "gcc -o bob bob.cpp=
" it
> works. However, if it is called bob.c and you compile it with "gcc=
-o
> bob.c" it fails with the error "bob.c:1:19: ostream: No such file o=
r
> directory."
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> Since omni files have a .cpp ending, this tells me that your compil=
er is
> defaulting to C mode instead of C++ mode.
:-( I don't know how to change that setting. I have to investigate n=
ow. Besides, I have to say: thank you sir!
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> > I attach the file "devices.mak"; Do I have to include the line "E=
pson
> there?
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> No. By default it compiles every device. The file devices.list co=
ntrols
> which XML files are installed.
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> I hope this helps.
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> I am also worried about "checking for g_module_close in -lgmodule..=
. no" in
> the configure output.
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> Mark
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> Take a look at the Linux Omni Printer Driver Framework at
> http://www.ibm.com/linux/ltc/projects/omni/
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Saludos,=20
Alejandro Noli
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