[aspectc-user] cannot compile a simple program

[Panu Bloigu]

Hello.

I seem to have trouble compiling a simple program of following three 
files. Before listing the uncompilable source code, I want to deeply 
apologize if there's some obvious syntax error that I have missed that 
causes the compilation errors. If not, then this might demonstrate a bug 
in ac++. The following results are the same with both an SVN version 
from today and 1.0pre3.

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File: Base.ah
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#ifndef _BASE_AH_
#define _BASE_AH_
aspect Base
{
pointcut virtual pc() = 0;
advice pc() : around()
{
tjp->proceed();
}
};
#endif
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File: Derived.ah
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#ifndef _DERIVED_AH_
#define _DERIVED_AH_
#include "Base.ah"
aspect Derived : public Base
{
pointcut pc() = execution("void test()");

advice pc() : around()
{
tjp->proceed();
}
};
#endif
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File neworder.cpp
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void test(){}
int main()
{
test();
return 0;
}
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When I issue the following command:
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ag++ -k --keep_acc neworder.cpp -o neworder
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the compiler (SVN version) outputs the following:
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warning: Usage of --keep_acc is deprecated use --keep_woven instead
neworder.acc: In member function ‘void TJP__ZN4testEv_1<TResult, TThat, 
TTarget, TArgs>::proceed()’:
neworder.acc:93: error: ‘invoke_Derived_Base_a0_around’ is not a member 
of ‘AC’
neworder.acc:93: error: expected primary-expression before ‘>’ token
error: Execution failed: "g++" -xc++ "neworder.acc" -xnone -I "." -o 
"neworder"
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Can anyone spot an obvious error in my code? Or is this a valid bug in ac++?

Thanks,

--Panu.