[orbitcpp-list] Trouble compiling

[Sune <su...@mo...>]

Hi all.

I ahve just compiled ORBit 0.5.8, and started compiling orbit-cpp. 
However, it barfs with a lot of errors, starting with

c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../../orb -I../../.. -I../../.. 
-I/usr/local/include/glib-1.2 -I/usr/local/lib/glib/include 
-I/usr/local/include     -g -O0 -Wall -W -c everything-cpp-skels.cc
In file included from /usr/local/include/orb/orbit.h:63,
                  from ../../../orb/orbitcpp_types.hh:30,
                  from ../../../orb/orbitcpp.hh:36,
                  from everything-cpp-common.hh:11,
                  from everything-cpp-stubs.hh:11,
                  from everything-cpp-skels.hh:8,
                  from everything-cpp-skels.cc:6:
/usr/local/include/orb/env.h:51: warning: non-static const member
    `CORBA_TypeCode_struct* const <anonymous struct>::tc' in class 
without a
    constructor
/usr/local/include/orb/env.h:56: warning: non-static const member
    `CORBA_TypeCode_struct* const <anonymous struct>::tc' in class 
without a
    constructor
everything-cpp-skels.cc: In static member function `static
    _orbitcpp::c::test_VariableLengthStruct*
    POA_test::StructServer::_skel_opVariable(void*, const
    _orbitcpp::c::test_VariableLengthStruct*,
    _orbitcpp::c::test_VariableLengthStruct*,
    _orbitcpp::c::test_VariableLengthStruct**, CORBA_Environment*)':
everything-cpp-skels.cc:363: invalid reinterpret_cast from type `const
    _orbitcpp::c::test_VariableLengthStruct' to type `const
    test::VariableLengthStruct'
everything-cpp-skels.cc: In static member function `static
    _orbitcpp::c::test_CompoundStruct*
    POA_test::StructServer::_skel_opCompound(void*, const
    _orbitcpp::c::test_CompoundStruct*, _orbitcpp::c::test_CompoundStruct*,
_orbitcpp::c::test_CompoundStruct**, CORBA_Environment*)':

All the other errors are similar to this.

glibc is 2.2.3 and compiler is gcc 3.0.1.

Best regards,

Sune M

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