#73 will not build with gcc 3.x

[Anonymous]

Attempting to build w3juke with gcc v3.1.1 causes the
compiler to cough up a lung and spit it out, steaming
and bleeding, into the local directory.

Ok, not really.

But it will not compile with gcc 3.1.1.

[Chris P. Ross]

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This is due to a change in the C++ standard. The "standard"
symbols are no longer available in the global namespace.
They are in the std:: namespace.

I have a patch that fixes this by putting a "std::" in front
of all symbols. Unless it's determined that this is
*wrong*, and the right thing to do is put a:

using namespace std::foo;

for each symbol <foo>, then I'll commit this patch. Let me
know.

[Chris P. Ross]

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Hey Josh, did you have an opinion on how the source should
be updated for gcc 3.x? I know I fixed it once (I can
prolly find that source), by adding "std::" in front of
needed symbols. If you'd prefer, I can go back and just
"using namespace std::" for each of them. I forget the
syntax for doing that, but I know there is one.

Josh? You looking at any of this anymore?