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Brian McFarland commented on AMQCPP-253:
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Before seeing this post, I decided to try the replacing the whole thing with a
literal zero which did the trick:
socketHandle( 0 )
NULL might be more appropriate, but 0 should have the same end result.
Once that made all the compiler errors go away, I started getting duplicate
symbol errors from the linker for INVALID_SOCKET_HANDLE.
The following generates an error:
------------------------------------------------------------------
Socket.h
------------------------------------------------------------------
class Socket{
...
static apr_socket_t* INVALID_SOCKET_HANDLE = 0;
...
}
------------------------------------------------------------------
One solution is to drop the "= 0;" and initialize the value outside of the
class declaration.
However, the fix posted by Wolfgang also causes an error. In other words, when
adding the following line to the header file, you get duplicate instances of
INVALID_SOCKET_HANDLE.
apr_socket_t* Socket::INVALID_SOCKET_HANDLE = 0;
To avoid the duplicate symbol problem, that line needs to go in a cpp file.
However, Socket is a purely abstract class (i.e. only pure virtual functions),
so no cpp file existed. I created a Socket.cpp with the following content:
------------------------------------------------------------------
Socket.cpp
------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "Socket.h"
#include <apr_network_io.h>
namespace decaf{
namespace net{
apr_socket_t* Socket::INVALID_SOCKET_HANDLE = 0;
}}
------------------------------------------------------------------
Everything now builds & links in the main library. On to the example and test
directories..... This is the latest round of errors:
Error 19: "advisories/TempDestinationAdvisoryConsumer.cpp", line 77 #
Unexpected '>'.
amqMessage->getDataStructure().dynamicCast<DestinationInfo>();
^
Error 902: "advisories/TempDestinationAdvisoryConsumer.cpp", line 77 # Template
deduction failed to find a
match for the call to 'operator <' with signature 'void (void
(),activemq::commands::DestinationInfo)'.
amqMessage->getDataStructure().dynamicCast<DestinationInfo>();
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error 226: "advisories/TempDestinationAdvisoryConsumer.cpp", line 76 # No
appropriate function found for
call of 'Pointer::Pointer'. Last viable candidate was
"decaf::lang::Pointer<activemq::commands::DestinationInfo,decaf::lang::AtomicRefCounter>::Pointer(const
decaf::lang::Pointer<activemq::commands::DestinationInfo,decaf::lang::AtomicRefCounter>
&)"
["./../main/decaf/lang/Pointer.h", line 129]. Argument of type 'int' could
not be converted to 'const
decaf::lang::Pointer<activemq::commands::DestinationInfo,decaf::lang::AtomicRefCounter>
&'.
Pointer<DestinationInfo> info =
It would be nice to be able to run "make check" to get a sanity check, but
since libactivemq-cpp.so is built w/o running the unit tests, it might not be
100% necessary.
It's probably also worth notiing that I see several warnings during the
compilation. I'm rebuilding from scratch right now with all the output sent
to a log file.
> Problems with compiler aCC on HPUX
> ----------------------------------
>
> Key: AMQCPP-253
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQCPP-253
> Project: ActiveMQ C++ Client
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 3.0
> Environment: HP-UX gemma1 B.11.23 U 9000/800
> aCC: HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.03.77
> Reporter: Wolfgang.Klein
> Assignee: Timothy Bish
> Priority: Minor
> Fix For: 3.1
>
> Attachments: amq_cpp_30.tar, TcpSocket.cpp
>
>
> compile errors with native HP compiler
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