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aad@scr.siemens.com (Anthony A. Datri) writes:

>>The bug is apparently in the Sun header files which should set size_t
>>to unsigned long, not int. libg++-2.4 fixes this problem.

>Like I just said, IT DOESN'T.  In fact, String.cc contains

>	inline static int slen(const char* t) // inline  strlen
>	{
>	  if (t == 0)
>	    return 0;
>	  else
>	  {
>	    const char* a = t;
>	    while (*a++ != 0);
>	    return a - 1 - t;
>	  }
>	}

>Now, it's difficult to know if this is ever actually used as strlen, but
>it sure looks to me like it says "int".

  It does. libg++-2.4 fixes the problem. slen is not strlen, strlen is
a Sun libc call and slen is only a inline used in String.cc.

  The problem you mentioned about gcc and interview is becuase you
have the wrong libg++. I also encountered this problem which was
caused by gcc-2.3.3 compiled libg++-2.4. I recompile libg++-2.4 with 2.4.5
and then compile interviews, everything works fine. I also use Sun CC
(cfront) compile interviews both of them work fine.

  The good thing about Sun CC is: it uses shared libraries.

  steve
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