Re: Solution to compile error between VC5 and VC6

2000-03-27 Thread Chad Loder
OK. I think I fall into the inactive (or sporadically active) category. :) c On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Mark B. Elrod wrote: > basically the way we handle granting check in access to cvs is to look at how active > people are and how good their patches are. if a person sends us patches that te

Re: Solution to compile error between VC5 and VC6

2000-03-27 Thread Mark B. Elrod
basically the way we handle granting check in access to cvs is to look at how active people are and how good their patches are. if a person sends us patches that tend to break things we don't want them arbitrarily checking stuff in . also, if they are not going to be active it is better for us to

Re: Solution to compile error between VC5 and VC6

2000-03-27 Thread Chad Loder
Yes. Of course, I have no check-in access to the CVS archives. :) c On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Mark B. Elrod wrote: > this is a potential fix. i woulsd still like to figure out why i have to put the > cast there at all for vc5. if i define STRICT it will compile without the cast > liek it doe

Re: Solution to compile error between VC5 and VC6

2000-03-27 Thread Mark B. Elrod
this is a potential fix. i woulsd still like to figure out why i have to put the cast there at all for vc5. if i define STRICT it will compile without the cast liek it does in other places but then it is unable to link due to another function in that file... all in all it is very frustrating. your

Solution to compile error between VC5 and VC6

2000-03-16 Thread Chad Loder
It just occurred to me that the compile errors people have been complaining about ( see http://www.freeamp.org/pipermail/freeamp-dev/1999-December/39.html and http://www.freeamp.org/pipermail/freeamp-dev/2000-February/000282.html ) can be solved in the short term with by switching on the _