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Re: TNT 0.82 examples don't compile!


> 
> Hi!
> 	I just obtained the TNT (Template Numerical Toolkit) version 0.8.2
> I didn't try the 0.9 version because it needed namespaces. When I compiled
> one of the example programs with gcc-2.7.2.3 it worked fine but when I
> used the egcs-1.0.3a release. I got the following errors. I tried to
> compile it with the -fguiding-decls but it failed then as well. I would
> like to know if this is a bug and what can I do about it. TNT is available
> at http://math.nist.gov/tnt
> 
> 	I really don't know what's going on - could it be that the TNT
> code is a little broken and that gcc-2.7 is lenient while egcs is strict
> on the c++ that it sees? Would really appreciate if someone helped me!
> Here are the error messages that eg++ threw up!

  The 0.8.2 version of TNT isn't up to the current C++ standards. It
  worked on GCC 2.7.2 because that compiler is out of date, too.

  I make some patches to make TNT work with a "current" compiler
  (i.e. egcs or gcc 2.8) and sent them into Dr. Pozo quite a while
  back; I can probably regenerate them if you really need them.

  BTW I think there was a 0.8.5 version that you probably want.

  I've been using TNT successfully for quite a while now - email me if
  you have problems.

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