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Ken,
 
CStr31 fPeriodNames[3];
is equivalent to
CStr31 fPeriodNames[3] = {CStr31::CStr31(), CStr31::CStr31(),
CStr31::CStr31()};
 
In ARM (C++ Annotated Reference Manual) page 264, it is stated that:
"... it allowed an array of objects to be initialized by a standard function
taking a pointer to function argument specifying what initialization needed to
be done for each element in the array".
 
So, CFront initializes by taking the adress of CStr31::CStr31() and iterating
from 0 to 2.
 
Now, CStr31::CStr31() is declared inline (in PascalString.h), and if you take
the address of an inline function, an explicit (non-inline) copy has to be
created (ARM page 102).
 
This is what the compiler is warning you about. Nothing is wrong. Fix is to go
into PascalString.h and remove the inline specification. (I advise against
doing that, just ignore the warnings).
 
Regards,
 
Jeroen Schalk
Object Programming Specialist
European Technology Services
Apple Computer Europe
Currently in DTS