Thanks for the history lessons, Bryan.
This suggests to me a GCC flag -fForgive2.9xUsers which would accept syntax and grammar from code valid to the 2.9x compiler (warn rather than barf). This isn't the compat compiler/lib suite (which is a separate option), but is a grace-rather-than-pedantics approach to compiler evolution.
Brian Brunner brian.t.brunner@gai-tronics.com (610)796-5838
thebs413@earthlink.net 10/24/05 12:56PM >>>
This compiler broken-ness drives a decision to NOT upgrade to the current (dysfunctional) compiler nor the OS it rode in on.
Again, blame the GCC 2 developers.
*sigh* Blame helps Nowhere...
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Brian T. Brunner wrote:
Thanks for the history lessons, Bryan.
This suggests to me a GCC flag -fForgive2.9xUsers which would accept syntax and grammar from code valid to the 2.9x compiler (warn rather than barf).
-fpermissive comes about as close to that as you're going to get.
-- Rex