So you're saying that the PTB in the PRC keep track of who's downloaded what from sourceforge.net and take action on it? Scawy!

True but what I've compiled so far has not been a problem for MIPSPro in CC (not c99) mode. The show stopper in dialog.cc is just plain bad code, and I think it's a bug that gcc doesn't see that...hamei wrote: I'm prob'ly teaching grandma to suck eggs here, but did you know that < man cc > has a ton of stuff about gcc-isms and how to get around them?
No replies because, with regard to what he's asking about doing, well to put it quite simply "you can't get there from here..."hamei wrote: This was a bit interesting ... at least we aren't the only people in the world with some unusual desires ...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1250 ... pplication
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Pontus wrote: The main reason for getting raised floor for me is the uneven floor. Here are some pictures of my slow progress:
http://www.update.uu.se/~pontus/slask/garage/
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c99 -c -w findtext.cc -o findtext.o
I think that's a bug in the header file, a couple of the others have it too: grep "ifndef __c99" /usr/include/*.h . . . How much does sgi charge for a MIPSPro license again?hamei wrote: Notice the third warning down though ? Something odd going on ?
Yep, I think that's the "other difficulty" I was talking about above...canavan wrote: The MIPSpro C++ compiler isn't c99 compliant...
No, the thing with the copper pipes and the gauges...Pontus wrote: Could you be more specific? You might be looking at the rear end of an 11/750