Ron Garret wrote:
Like a charm, except for one thing. This code snippet:
class out_of_range {}; extern out_of_range range_exception;
now results in this error (referring to the second line):
error: 'out_of_range' does not name a type
This used to work, and if I rename out_of_range to Out_of_range then it works again. So it appears that you made some change to the include file that makes this break, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it might be since nothing even remotely resembling the string "out_of_range" appears anywhere in cln/*.h.
Well, std::out_of_range is an exception type pulled in from the <stdexcept> header via include/cln/number_io.h.
C++ can be quite the infuriating programming language.
Such things happen. Grep for eksplicit in the CLN sources. :-) -richy. -- Richard B. Kreckel <http://www.ginac.de/~kreckel/>