Hi @all, Currently I am developing a property class framework, and it works perfectly with Windows compilers now (even Dev-C++ - MiniGW).
But I still have problems on Linux and g++ (3.3.4 - pre 3.3.5) Look at this example (it works with all other compilers): property<int> myIntProperty(property<int>::options()); this can extendend to: property<int> myIntProperty(property<int>::options() << property_option_default_threadsafe); etc. Simply said: I create an instance of the class property<int>::options inside the constuctor call of property<int>. But this doesn't work with g++. I found out, that g++ treats this line as an function declaration (or something similar). Strange bugs appear. I know, that I can call the constructor like this: property<int>:options myIntPropertyOptions; property<int> myIntProperty(myIntPropertyOptions); But the general design of my framework is based on the other system. So how can I get it working? Thanks much, Kirsten _______________________________________________ help-gplusplus mailing list help-gplusplus@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gplusplus
