[aspectc-user] compiling ac++ with gcc 3.2

[Olaf Spinczyk]

On Saturday 12 October 2002 21:02, you wrote:
> Hi...
>
> I downloaded AspectC++ from the net and install in in a folder called
> 'AspetC'. I have also gcc 3.2 installed. How can I compile ac++ with gcc?

Hi,

as Daniel mentioned is his reply to your mail, the current AspectC++ version 
can not parse some of the gcc 3.2 header files (e.g. iostream.h). As a 
workaround you can additionally install an older gcc version. For instance, 
Redhat 8.0 provides packages called compat-gcc...rpm for this purpose. You 
can then run pumag++conf.pl like this: ./pumag++conf.pl puma.config g++296. 
This will generate a puma.config file with the include paths of the old 
compiler version. AspectC++ is able to parse these. The code generated by 
AspectC++ can be compiled either with gcc 3.2 or 2.96, as you like.

I hope that helps. We are currently working on a better solution for this 
problem by replacing underlying the C++ parser.

Yours,

Olaf