On Wed, Jun 30, 2004 at 03:47:04AM -0700, phongphop Mongkolpiyathana wrote: > Hi all, Hello phongphop, > g++-3.4.0 -I../../c++-lib/inc -I../.. -I./ -I../src > -O2 -Wall -DSTDC_HEADERS -fPIC -Wswitch -DLinux -c -o > rfc1155-smi.o rfc1155-smi.cpp > > In file included from ../../c++-lib/inc/asn-incl.h:21, > > from rfc1155-smi.h:12, > > from rfc1155-smi.cpp:9: > > ../../c++-lib/inc/asn-chartraits.h:5:42: bits/fpos.h: > No such file or directory bits/fpos.h is (or better was) an internal header file and one shouldn't attempt to use it directly (as it may as well disappear one day ;). I'd say you should just edit ../../c++-lib/inc/asn-chartraits.h and change line 5 from #include <bits/fpos.h> to #include <ios> That should take care of it. If you can report this issue to the author(s) of the program. But, as I just realized esnacc does require a specific version of GCC (3.1). ./configure (with gcc-3.4) prints: checking "Checking GNU compiler version"... configure: WARNING: ***** WARNING ***** Incorrect version of GNU - Should be version 3.1 Hm. (yada, yada, yada...) OK. I just confirmed it (downloaded esnacc, tried to compile, edited the source line): inclusion of "ios" does fix the issue but there are a lot more. -fpermissive might help a little. But you're probably better off just installing / using GCC 3.1. Cheers. -- Claudio
