I should add to this this does NOT happen when I compile the
examples. I am including the orbitcpp.hh header file specifically
because I want to build some generic orbitc++ classes which I can
derive from later to make clients and servers (ie: an application
framework if you will) So, I am NOT including specifically generated
headers, but I need the types like CORBA::ORB_var etc.
On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 10:22:50AM -0700, Jiva DeVoe wrote:
> I get the following error from gcc 2.95-2 (Mandrake Linux 7.2) when
> compiling any code that includes orbitcpp.h:
>
> /usr/local/include/orb/orbitcpp_smartptr.hh:743: sorry, not
> implemented: initializer contains unrecognized tree code
> /usr/local/include/orb/orbitcpp_smartptr.hh:777: sorry, not
> implemented: initializer contains unrecognized tree code
> /usr/local/include/orb/orbitcpp_smartptr.hh:743: sorry, not
> implemented: initializer contains unrecognized tree code
> /usr/local/include/orb/orbitcpp_smartptr.hh:777: sorry, not
> implemented: initializer contains unrecognized tree code
>
> Am using .29 of orbitcpp. This *may* be a bug in gcc 2.95, but I
> wanted to make sure you guys didn't already have a workaround before I
> post to the gcc list.
>
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