Search:

Yes, it works for me too. That saves me a lot of time as it is a huge program

Good explanation. I am assuming gcc 3.x was not as strict in this regard compared to gcc 4.x. Thanks

// MAIN FILE
#include "header.hpp"
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
{
if (var(1,1,1)==FALSE) cout << "FALSE\n";
else cout <<...

This compiles under MingW gcc 3.x , Dev-Cpp but not under MingW 4.x, Code::Blocks or Orwell fork of Dev-Cpp, also gcc 4.x

Hello, has this happened to anyone? I have an old program that would compile under gcc 3.x. When I compiled it under gcc 4.x, but it stopped with a bunch 'was not declared in this scope' errors. The...

I was mistaken, the compiler didn't find any errors with the macro, sorry! I guess I'll leave it the way it is...
Thanx

I need to use a -for- statement to execute a loop through a list of attributes,
and execute a subsequent block of code when a match is found. This must be
repeated many times throughout the...