imacarthur wrote:
> On 5 Feb 2009, at 20:23, Jos Dreesen wrote:
>> lin :
>> g++ -Wall -std=c++98 -O3 -o emulith $(libdirs) $(includes) $
>
> No idea: maybe your "-std=c++98" setting doesn't like that varargs
> style or something? What happens if you remove that?
LOL, looks like we both responded at the same time catching that.
>> I'm changing those weird characters in those error messages
>> > to what I think they should be, quotes:
>
> They parsed OK here - single quotes, the open/close paired style -
> can't remember what the proper name for them is...
I'm on linux with Thunderbird's newsreader, which often has
trouble with those non-ascii quotes. I've seen that before.
On this end I see three characters for each quote character;
ie. "â", "€", "™". (Not sure if that will go through).
On my screen, respectively: 'a' with a carat, Euro symbol,
and a TM symbol.
I think it has trouble, because his message didn't indicate
any content types or alternate char sets, so it must be assuming
everything is ASCII, and therefore not doing UTF8 expansions
or something. (shrug)
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