• Josh Soref <soref wam.umd.edu> Jul 02 2001
• Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> Jul 02 2001
• Christof Meerwald <NOSPAM_seeMySig fastrun.at> Aug 01 2001

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yeah i'm dreaming, but i'd still like to see it happen. right now i have a
testfile from mozilla that won't build w/ dmc (or bcw).

this 'file' (it's actually the trimmed preprocessed output from ms cl for some
file in mozilla)

Walter, are the features used here things on your todolist?

-sc digital mars 8.0B2n (from CD)-
F1004.borland.cpp(104) : Error: identifier or '( declarator )' expected
template <>
          ^
F1004.borland.cpp(121) : Error: no identifier for declarator
Fatal error: too many errors

Analysis: dm8.0 doesn't support |template<>|

-cpp32 borland c++ 5.5-
Fatal F1004 F1004.borland.cpp 350: Internal compiler error at 0x45e5a9 with base
 0x400000
Fatal F1004 F1004.borland.cpp 350: Internal compiler error

Analysis: bc5.5 doesn't support |using|

fwiw, 
http://www.mozilla.org/hacking/portable-cpp.html
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/xpcom/nsCOMPtr.html

thanks.

Josh Soref wrote:

 yeah i'm dreaming, but i'd still like to see it happen. right now i have a
testfile from mozilla that won't build w/ dmc (or bcw).


I've once thought about trying it, but I have been, short in time the last 5
years... <g>

Jan

On Mon, 02 Jul 2001 13:16:41 -0400, Josh Soref wrote:

 yeah i'm dreaming, but i'd still like to see it happen. right now i have a
 testfile from mozilla that won't build w/ dmc (or bcw).

 this 'file' (it's actually the trimmed preprocessed output from ms cl for
 some file in mozilla)


using the preprocessor output from ms vc++ probably isn't a good idea - you
should have a look at nscore.h for some compiler capability defines:

In particular you should undef HAVE_CPP_MODERN_SPECIALIZE_TEMPLATE_SYNTAX,
HAVE_CPP_EXPLICIT, HAVE_CPP_TYPENAME (and probably others) for dm8.x.


 -sc digital mars 8.0B2n (from CD)-
 F1004.borland.cpp(104) : Error: identifier or '( declarator )' expected
 template <>


I think just deleting "template <>" will be fine in this case (but the C++
capability defines should already take care of that).


bye, Christof

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