Hi Sajjadul,
I've managed to compile on my ubuntu 6.10 box without problems (well,
apart from the 11k warnings (*) :) with the same bison/flex/g++ versions
that you have, using the same ./configure line, although on a 32 bit
system. Could you check if you got a file
Builds/i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++/SystemLib/OSGScanParseSkel.tab.h and if so
what's the content of this file? (First ~10 lines after the copyright
comment are enough :) At this point I think it looks like a problem with
your system, probably around the flex/bison install but I'm not sure.
HTH,
Akos
(*) Dirk, I noticed that you added my inline-param fixes to
CommonConf/common.i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++3.in but as at least on Ubuntu
configure decides for the g++ compiler and therefore uses
CommonConf/common.i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++.in it's not much help... Can the
version of g++ be checked at ./configure time? Or can all this stuff be
added to CommonConf/common.i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++.in (which also seems to
use -O2 and not -O3 when compiling in opt mode which can actually affect
performance) ? Or am I the last one using ./configure instead of scons? :)
On a somewhat related note, the 2 warnings from
Source/Base/Base/OSGDynamicVolume.inl are also a bit annoying. I've tried
to get rid of them, but I don't see an easy way. I remember some
discussion about this, but I don't remember what was the outcome. :)
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