I have a c++ program which compiles with visual c++ .net 2003, but won't compile on linux with g++. The error is on this line, and it says there is no matching function for the call. Any ideas.
#include <exception>
using namespace std;
...
throw exception("No info file");
try building with gcc, the installed on all linux boxes c c++ compiler.
also, the code snippet you put up isn't very imformative. it makes it almost impossible to know what the error is trying to tell you.
Originally Posted by Jeff Henager
> try building with gcc, the installed on all linux boxes c c++ compiler.
But g++ IS the installed GNU C++ compiler on a Linux box.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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odd, my gcc is call gcc
not g++
and by using gcc to call it when compiling, it will compile even mixed language apps.
The C++ compiler in the GNU Compiler Collection is called G++. If your version of GCC (as in the 'Compiler Collection') is reasonably new your C++ compiler is also called G++.
There's a difference between GCC the Compiler Collection and GCC the C Compiler.
Is it really ANSI standard C++ to include the <exception>-header? My guess is that it's specific to MSVC and is not available with your GCC (Compiler Collection) distribution.
edit spelling-errors have been caught and shot
<exception> and "class exception" are standard. The problem is that there is no constructor that takes a string.
gg
gcc 3.3.3, no g++ executable.
I use lfs, building from sources without customising.
