Looking at my assembly language output, I'm guessing that I am making
temp copies of something somewhere.
I created the typical NoCopy class and put that as a base class of
all of my classes involved. I tracked down most/all of the problems
except one. I'm using g++ 4.0.1 on the Mac.
The error lines I get are three: one at the top of the NoCopy code,
one at the top of the class being copied (that has the NoCopy as a
base), and one at a rather complex expression. Sure, the complex
expression is somehow causing a copy to be generated (or it wants to)
but I can't figure out where my error is.
I'm pretty sure that the problem is I have a const foo and I'm trying
to pass it to a function as foo -- because the error message details
the copy constructor it would need to use and the result does not
have the const but the argument does.
Does g++ have any options that would help me track this down?
Thanks,
Perry Smith
Ease Software, Inc.
pedz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.easesoftware.com
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