Marcus Daniels wrote:
> Hmm, here's what I see in the GCC 3.1 sources:
>
> if (!warned++)
> warning ("`%s' is obsolete; g++ vtables are now COM-compatible by
> default",
> IDENTIFIER_POINTER (name));
>
> return NULL_TREE;
Says it all. Obsolete because it is now the default, so just don't worry
and use it.
An autoconf test might want to use -Werror, so that if you get a
warning, it counts as failed and we don't use it.
You could shove the attribute in NS_NO_VTABLE. In fact, I could swear
there used to be something like that for Macintosh a long time ago. Darn
it, I can't find it!
Anyone with a Macintosh and a COM development environment will be able
to look up the declaration of Microsoft's IUnknown, because it uses it.
I'm a Linux geek, so I'm a little helpless about that.
--
Pierre Phaneuf
http://advogato.org/person/pphaneuf/
