Re: [Xmltk-devs] compilation on Tru64 OSF5.1/g++ 3.3.1

[Makoto O. <on...@ac...>]

Is the error occured by a scandir()?

Then, probablly, need to modify that part, because the scandir()
is operating system depended function.
There is no such function in Solaris, and in your environment,
it seems to me that the signature of the scandir() is different 
from that in Linux.

Unfortunately, I don't know much about Tru64 OSF5.1.

makoto


From: Michael Mader <m....@gs...>
Subject: [Xmltk-devs] compilation on Tru64 OSF5.1/g++ 3.3.1
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 09:59:58 +0200
Message-ID: <3F8...@gs...>

>Hi everybody
>
>I'm struggling with an compilation error:
>
>g++ -c xtraverse.cxx
>xtraverse.cxx: In function `void traverse(char*)':
>xtraverse.cxx:183: error: invalid conversion from `int (*)(const void*,
>const 
>   void*)' to `int (*)(dirent**, dirent**)'
>
>Did anybody observe that in before?
>Any work-around?
>
>Regards
>
>Michael
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