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- From: Ole Christian Krause-Sparmann <ole at binarchy dot net>
- To: gcc-help at gnu dot org
- Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2003 16:35:10 +0000
- Subject: changes ???
hi there,
a friend of mine wrote a c++ library.
now i'm trying to compile the stuff with g++ 3.2
and it does not like stuff like
void myMethod (bla=0,bla2=defaultValue2) ...
when it comes again in the definition/implementation file (.cc/.cpp).
so you have to specify the default argument values only once in the
header / declaration.
my question : IS THERE ANY OPTION / WAY TO TELL THE NEW G++ TO FORGET
ABOUT STUFF LIKE THAT, I.E. TO BEHAVE LIKE THE OLDER VERSIONS ?
regards
ole christian krause-sparmann (i am not in the list)