Hi,
It works if the inline declaration is made inside the class XXX {...}
construct.
We have successfully compiled all the source.
/Christoffer
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> Subject: Re: compilation with inlined desctuctor fails on AIX
> 4.2, xlC 3
> rev.1
>
>
> Christoffer,
>
> In your last mail you mentioned the compilation error on inline
> function
> and suggest the two solutions
>
> 1) move A::~A() up before A::amethod()
> 2) not declare A::~A() inline
>
> For sure, they work fine for classes with relative simple
> interdependency
> among methods, while for more complicated classes it could be
> a maintenance
> burden.
>
> Could we add the keyword 'inline' to those methods in the
> class body to
> notify the compiler that they are inline?
>
> class A {
> A *left, *right;
> A() {left=0, left=0;};
> void amethod();
> ***inline*** ~A();
> };
>
>
> It your compiler accepts that, it might eliminate the
> importance of the
> method order
> (which is in fact **UNnecessary** to most other compilers), could you
> have a test?
>
> Regards,
>
> Peiyong Zhang
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>
> Christoffer Dam Bruun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/21/2001 09:03:05 AM
>
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> Subject: compilation with inlined desctuctor fails on AIX
> 4.2, xlC 3 rev.1
>
>
> Hi,
>
> We are trying to compile Xerces 1.5.1 src on AIX and have run
> into some
> compilation problems
> makefiels generated with:
> runConfigure -paix -cxlc -xxlC -rnone
>
> It appears that xlC will not accept that the following construct:
>
> class A {
> A *left, *right;
> A() {left=0, left=0;};
> void amethod();
> ~A();
> };
>
> inline void A::amethod()
> {
> if (right)
> delete right; // This calls the A destruct'er that is
> later declared
> inline
> }
>
> inline A::~A()
> {
> if (left)
> delete left;
> if (right)
> delete right;
> }
>
> If one tries to compile:
>
> [/home/kfat] xlC -c a.cpp
> "a.cpp", line 14.11: 1540-241: (S) "A::~A()" was declared
> with external
> linkage
> and called or defined before being declared as inline.
> "a.cpp", line 14.1: 1540-377: (I) "A::~A()" is declared on line 5 of
> "a.cpp".
>
> Even if we try to compile with "-qnoinline" it still fails
> with the same
> error msg.
>
> We have found 2 solutions:
> 1) move A::~A() up before A::amethod()
> 2) not declare A::~A() inline
>
> Know, what has this to do with Xerces :-)
>
> We have encountered the above problem in the following files:
> ContentSpecNode.hpp
> StringDatatypeValidator.hpp
> DecimalDatatypeValidator.hpp
> HexBinaryDatatypeValidator.hpp
> Base64BinaryDatatypeValidator.hpp
> NOTATIONDatatypeValidator.hpp
> QNameDatatypeValidator.hpp
> ListDatatypeValidator.hpp
> UnionDatatypeValidator.hpp
>
> Are we the only ones having problems compiling on AIX ?
>
> Regards
> Christoffer Bruun
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