Hi,
I am trying to compile the following code using gcc-4.1.0,
typedef unsigned short tWord16;
...
typedef
enum eFoo : tWord16
{ // eFoo
Foo1 = 1,
Foo2 = 2,
...
} // eFoo
tFoo;
...
and get the following errors,
powerpc-750-elf-gcc -c -r -gdwarf-2 -fno-exceptions -fno-weak -fno-check-new
Foo.cpp -o Foo.o
Foo.h:30: error: use of enum 'eFoo' without previous declaration
Foo.h:30: error: expected unqualified-id before ':' token
Is the following grammar,
enum [identifier [: type]] { ... }
not standard c++?
If so, can I control the c++ dialect using a compiler flag to allow this to
compile.
Regards,
Kevin
