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The following things are required for Libsigc++.
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A good compiler with the following features
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- capable of handling numerous templates (>200)
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- proper template specialization
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- proper partial specialization
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It works better with (but does not require)
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- template friend specialization
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- namespaces
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- void returns
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M4 to parse the header files if you wish to rebuild the headers from
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macro source.
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==================================================
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Platform Issues:
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A number of platforms do not support global C++ objects
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in shared libraries. Although not required by this
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library, it may result in problems when building C++
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libraries on those platforms. The work arround is
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to use statics in functions or pointers which must
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be initialized.
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Platforms known to have this bug include
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NetBSD, HP-UX 9, HP-UX 10, Solaris without patch.
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==================================================
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Compiler Issues:
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Cfront-based compilers: Fails
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-----
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Forget it, get a modern c++ compiler.
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GNU G++ 2.7.2: Fails
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-----
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Upgrade, new versions of GNU G++ are easily and freely available:
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GNU G++ 2.8.X or EGCS 1.1.2. A port to this compiler is possible
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with effort.
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GNU G++ 2.8: Works (Marginal)
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namespaces: no
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partial specialization: yes
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void returns: yes
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Is known to work correctly, but some performance may be subpar.
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Recommend upgrading to egcs 1.1.
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GNU egcs 1.0: Works (Marginal)
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namespaces: no
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partial specialization: yes
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void returns: yes
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Is known to work correctly, but some performance may be subpar.
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Recommend upgrading to egcs 1.1.
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GNU egcs 1.1: Works
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namespaces: yes
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partial specialization: yes
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void returns: yes
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This is the development platform, so all functionality correct.
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HP C++: Fails
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This is a cfront compiler. No where close.
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Get a modern c++ compiler.
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HP aC++ A.01.22: Works
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namespaces: yes
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partial specialization: yes
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void returns: yes (only most recent version)
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HP improved template support thus allowing compilation.
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Earlier compilers lacked support for void returns and proper
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templates.
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Missing <iostream> - use one below
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MipsPro 7.3 Compler on Irix: Works (Marginal)
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namespaces: yes
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partial specialization: yes
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void returns: no
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This compiler is barely within the range of usable compilers.
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Requires compiling a specialization for all types in library
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due to non-standard return behavior. Should be usable.
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Requires a switch to get templates right.
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Use
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CC=cc CXX=CC CPPFLAGS="-ptused" ./configure
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Missing <iostream> - use one below
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SunPro C++ 4.1: Unknown
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namespaces: no
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partial specialization: no
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Unlikely considering lack of partial specialization.
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Need more info.
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SunPro C++ 5.0: Unknown
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namespaces: yes
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partial specialization: yes
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Need more info.
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Visual C++ 5.0: Works (needs special distribution)
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namespaces: yes
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partial specialization: no
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void returns: no
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Although not quite up to par, a port was completed and should
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be the basis for porting back to other earlier compilers.
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VC++ lacks the ablity to use optional class arguments so
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marshallers must be explicitly declared. (see doc/win32)
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==================================================
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Some compilers have not yet fully adopted the standard header
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files. (Usually because they lack some compiler feature
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required for the standard header.) For those compilers a
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kludge is necessary to make the same code compile on both
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standard and non-standard headers. Add the following file
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to the standard include path.
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#ifndef IOSTREAM_KLUDGE
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#define IOSTREAM_KLUDGE
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#include <iostream.h>
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namespace std { void iostream_kludge(); };
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#endif
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