Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > The file is big and i am am not a programmer. I did the "~MathGridInset();" in
> > math_gridinset.h directly under the first "public:"
> >
> > and in math_gridinset.C
> > under the using std::vector;
> >
> > MathGridInset::~MathGridInset()
> > {}
>
> While this is not wrong, it should not be needed at all.
>
> This somehow smells like a broken compiler...
Apple's versions of gcc-3.1 and gcc-3.3, including the newest release
of gcc-3.3 with MacOS-10.3, are all broken, at least for C++. There
are numerous bugs, many of which I have reported to Apple, none of
which they seem eager to fix. LyX versions after 1.3 can only be
compiled with Apple's gcc-2.95.
And to complicate matters, LyX binaries compiled under MacOS-10.3
(Panther) will not run on MacOS-10.2 (Jaguar) because the newer
development libraries include many functions that are not present in
the MacOS-10.2 libraries. I've finally succeeded in generating a
MacOS-10.2 compatible binary of LyX/Mac on MacOS-10.3, but it is not
easy to do.
--
Ronald Florence www.18james.com
