Hi Miguel, from a fast look at your code, I would say: On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 05:37:13PM +0200, Miguel Lordelo wrote: > I have an application which was compiled with gcc-3.3.3 and compiled > fine. The thing is that when I compile with gcc-4.3.2 it give some > error messages. Most of the error messages where related of missing > libraries declarations (stdlib.h, memory, string.h, etc.). > > Now I stocking on a problem that I could not solve, but actually I > understand the problem, but it is stupid that it give that erro > message: > ../TT_TTCStream.cpp: In member function ‘void Gstvi::Components::Ttscm::TT_ > TTCStream::RcvTelecommand(unsigned char*, long unsigned int)’: > ../TT_TTCStream.cpp:185: error: no matching function for call to > ‘Gstvi::Components::Ttscm::TT_TTCStream_IF::ReceiveTelecommand(char*&, > Smp::Int32)’ you try to call a Member-Function "ReceiveTelecommand" with two parameters of type "char *" and "Smp::Int32" > ../TT_DownUplink_IF.h:114: note: candidates are: virtual void > Gstvi::Components::Ttscm::TT_DownUplink_IF::ReceiveTelecommand(const > Smp::Char8*, Smp::Int32&) The compiler finds a Member-Function in this class (which exists due to inheritance from TT_DownUplink_IF), BUT: this Function needs to arguments of type "const Smp::Char8*" and "Smp::Int32&" The problem is the type-conversion: You are calling it as: > _TT_TTCStream_IF->ReceiveTelecommand(dataToPass, (::Smp::Int32)size); With this line, (::Smp::Int32)size creates a temorary element of type Smp::Int32. In C++, it is NOT allowed to create a non-constant reference from a temporary (and "Smp::Int32&" is a non-constant reference). So: the canditate can't be used. Older versions of GCC used to create non-constant references from temporaries (I believe, it was a GNU extension) - but now you have to change your code: Replacing _TT_TTCStream_IF->ReceiveTelecommand(dataToPass, (::Smp::Int32)size); with ::Smp::Int32 tmp = (::Smp::Int32)size _TT_TTCStream_IF->ReceiveTelecommand(dataToPass, tmp); should do the trick. HTH, Axel
