My code wont compile in GCC

[Eric Christopher]

On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 17:42, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> Basicly, I have this: (in C++ code)
> typedef void (*Debug_Message) (const char * msg,...);
> typedef void (*Action_Reset) (GameObject *obj,float reset);
> ...more similar items
> 
> then later I have this:
> struct ScriptCommandsClass {
> 	unsigned int version1;
> 	unsigned int version2;
> 	Debug_Message Debug_Message;
> 	Action_Reset Action_Reset;
> ...more similar items
> };
> However, GCC tells me that what I have is an error.
> The code compiles just fine on Visual C++.
> 
> Is this:
> A.a bug in GCC
> B.a bug in visual C++
> C.something GCC specific
> or D.A case where GCC follows the C++ standard but Visual C++ does not.

Preprocessed testcases in bugzilla is the best way of getting this
solved, even a simple question is best with an error message.

This seems to work with g++ v. 3.3.2 on FC1 (since GameObject wasn't
declared I just typedef'd a char):

typedef void (*Debug_Message) (const char * msg,...);
typedef void (*Action_Reset) (GameObject *obj,float reset);
 
struct ScriptCommandsClass {
        unsigned int version1;
        unsigned int version2;
        Debug_Message Debug_Message1;
        Action_Reset Action_Reset1; };

-eric

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Eric Christopher <echristo@redhat.com>