 | Hi all,
No bug or serious problem to report here. I'm starting to work with ACE
(version 5.4.3) on Solaris 10 (currently a pre-release thereof) and I'm
using the Sun Studio 9 compiler. ACE seems to compile fine in this
environment.
My question concerns the various warnings that are generated by the
compiler. I'm reasonably certain that they don't cause any run-time
problems. They are mostly nit-picking syntax issues. But my question is
- does anyone pay any attention to them out there? Is anyone looking at
fixing the syntax so they go away?
If I find some spare time :) I'll give it a shot myself and pass along
any changes, but I'm not sure I'm actually enough of a template
programming expert to fix these warnings myself without breaking
something.
I'm just curious to see if people are thinking about doing anything in
this area.
Here are some of the warnings I see coming out of my code.... Note that
the last one is coming from STLPort, not ACE, so ACE is certainly not
the only one running into these issues... In fact, I think I get more
warnings out of STLPort than I do ACE itself...
"/view/nbc-sol10/lib_src/SUN/ACE/ace/INET_Addr.h", line 345: Warning:
ACE_INET_Addr::operator== hides the function ACE_Addr::operator==(const
ACE_Addr&) const.
"/view/nbc-sol10/lib_src/SUN/ACE/ace/INET_Addr.h", line 345: Warning:
ACE_INET_Addr::operator!= hides the function ACE_Addr::operator!=(const
ACE_Addr&) const.
"/view/nbc-sol10/lib_src/SUN/ACE/ace/UNIX_Addr.h", line 102: Warning:
ACE_UNIX_Addr::operator== hides the function ACE_Addr::operator==(const
ACE_Addr&) const.
"/view/nbc-sol10/lib_src/SUN/ACE/ace/UNIX_Addr.h", line 102: Warning:
ACE_UNIX_Addr::operator!= hides the function ACE_Addr::operator!=(const
ACE_Addr&) const.
"/opt/SUNWspro/prod/include/CC/stlport4/stl/_fstream.h", line 566:
Warning: std::ifstream::rdbuf hides the function std::ios::rdbuf
(std::streambuf *).
thanks,
nbc
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