[aspectc-user] Re: bugs with real instances

[Leandro Costa]

Hi all!!!

Since december, 2008 I had not have time to work with AspectC++.
Last year I was trying to get some knowledge about the source code, but I
got envolved in some other projects, and I didn't have much time.

Probably, I will have some time next month to come back to work with
AspectC++.

Does anybody have some information about the status of these bugs?

1) string::operator+ is considered invalid by Puma (actually, any kind of
template operator);
2) I can use vector<int>, but I can't use vector<bool>.


On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:31 PM, Leandro Costa <leandro.costa at gmail.com>wrote:

> Guys, what to you think about the last two bugs I found in related to real
> instances of templates?
> Do you think there are workarounds?
> In fact, the problem is in Puma. I ran tests only with the parser and found
> the same errors.
>
> The first one is: string::operator+ is considered invalid by Puma
>
> ac++ says:
> error: invalid operand to binary `+'
>
> The second one is: Puma doesn't work with vector<bool> variables
>
> ac++ says:
> In instantiation of `vector<bool>':
> %vector<bool>:1: error: `_Tp1' undeclared here
> %vector<bool>:1: error: expected a type as argument 1
> %vector<bool>:1: error: `_Alloc' undeclared here
> %vector<bool>:1: error: expected a type as argument 1
>   - Aborting
>
> --
> _____________________________________________
>
>                       Leandro Souza Costa
>
> "A vitória se encastela em jardins encantadores,
>  mas para se chegar a ela não há caminho de flores"
> _____________________________________________
>



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                      Leandro Souza Costa

"A vitória se encastela em jardins encantadores,
 mas para se chegar a ela não há caminho de flores"
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