[Gail Baker]

Here a patch to the current 5.0 CVS Branch (not the
HEAD) adding support for the SunPro CC compiler version
5.7 (Sun Studio 10).

The patch consist of 2 files. The patch file for the
existing STLport files and a new file for the unit test
build build/test/unit/CC.mak

The port required changes to three areas:

1) Build files:

1.1) Simple porting of the compiler options in CC.mak
files.

1.2) I also changed the depend target by adding a
compiler specific target. This target allows the
STLport include files to be linked correctly to allow
the SunPro compiler to find them.

2) STLport include files changes:

2.1) stlport/cstdlib: Updated to allow the compiler to
find abs() and div().

2.2) stlport/config/stl_sunpro.h: Disabled
_STLP_LINK_TIME_INSTANTIATION since this nolonger works
with current files. The issue here is that a number of
defines that are required in the c versions of the
files use defines that are undefed at the end of the
include. So, when the compiler finally compiles the c
version at link time the defines are lost and the files
don't compile. Also added a minor change to allow files
that are compiled with cc to include stl_sunpro.h
without bailing out.

2.3) stlport/stl/_bvector.h: Added stl/_range_errors.h
required by an exception that can be called.

2.4) stlport/stl/_cmath.h: Changed to pull all math
functions from std namespace for SunPro compiles only.

2.5) stlport/stl/_rope.c: Removed extra semi-colons.

2.6) stlport/stl/_rope.h: Sunpro compiler had a problem
with the __ROPE_DEPTH_SIZE macro doing an addition.
Changed to a fixed value instead.

3) Unit test file changes:

3.1) test/unit/fstream_test.cpp: Added SunPro compile
to the list of compilers that don't use the
DO_CUSTOM_FACET_TEST.

3.2) test/unit/string_test.cpp: Added Sun UI Threads to
the list of supported thread types in the test.

3.3) test/unit/valarray_test.cpp: The compiler was
having trouble finding abs(). Added a "using std::abs"
for the SunPro compiler which solved the problem.

3.4) test/unit/cppunit/cppunit_mini.h: Added additional
using statements for the str* commands.

3.5) test/unit/cppunit/test_main.cpp: Added "using
namespace std;" for the SunPro compiler.

I've built STLport with these changes on Sun Solaris
using the SunPro CC 5.7 compiler, Linux using gcc 3.2.2
, and Win2K using VC++ 7.1. All compiled succesfully.

If you have any questions just let me know.

Gail

Patch file based off the current STLPORT_5_0 branch

New build/test/unit/CC.mak file

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Done. Thanks.

What about unit tests status with SunPro 5.7 (Solaris? what
version?)?

• status: closed --> closed-accepted

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Sun Solaris 2.8:
Sun Studio 10:
CC 5.7:

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CC/shared/stl_unit_test:

../../../test/unit/mvctor_test.cpp(839) :
CPPUNIT_ASSERT(MovableStruct::nb_destruct_call == 7);

In this test case the destructor is called 3 time instead of
7 so I'm not sure if this is a problem with the test or an
error in the code?
--------------------------------------------
CC/shared-g/stl_unit_test:

../../../test/unit/mvctor_test.cpp(839) :
CPPUNIT_ASSERT(MovableStruct::nb_destruct_call == 7);

Same issue as in the previous test.
--------------------------------------------
CC/shared-stlg/stl_unit_test:

../../stlport/stl/debug/_debug.c(518): STL assertion failure
: __next && __next->_Owner() == __l

Abort(coredump)

I haven't traces this problem back to see what's going on here.

Should I submit a patch for the STATUS file?

Thanks,
Gail