[aspectc-user] Re: Multiply Defined Operator in 0.9.1

[Matthias Urban]

Hi,

Gary Duzan wrote:
> In Message <4234D0A8.9050204 at pure-systems.com> ,
>    Matthias Urban <matthias.urban at pure-systems.com> wrote:
> 
> =>The AspectC++ parser does not yet instantiate templates per default. 
> =>Because Security::Opaque (see above) is a template instance, the parser 
> =>can not safely distinguish the declarations of the "operator>>=" 
> =>functions, and thus fails to parse it. But you may try to rerun the ag++ 
> =>call using the --real_instances command line option causing the 
> =>AspectC++ parser to instantiate templates. Since template parsing is 
> =>still in the testing phase, I can not promise that it works.
> =>
> =>Hope this helps,
> =>Matthias
> 
>    I tried the --real-instances option, but got the same thing. Also with
> 0.9.2 and/or adding the option directly to the ac++ command line. If there
> are any debugging options I can turn on or there is anything I can test,
> let me know and I'll give them a try.

First of all, there seems to be a problem with the --real_instances 
option. ag++ only understands --real_instances and ac++ only understands 
  --real-instances, sorry, a bug to fix.

The only debugging option is the verbosity level option -v. But I'm 
currently testing TAO by myself. If you can wait a day or two, I can 
tell you definitely more, especially whether TAO can be parsed by ac++ 
or not.

Best regards,
Matthias

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