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Gee, seems like I answer this question every other day!

Use the gcc.xtar.Z compiler in

	pub/contrib/g++@interviews.stanford.edu

See the README-3.1-beta2 for details.  If you don't have ftp access, wait until
2.3 is out, as it should fix these problems.

In article <MALCOLMP.92Oct6100429@hydra.maths.unsw.EDU.AU> you write:
>In article <ROBERTS.92Oct1155751@studguppy.lanl.gov>
>roberts@studguppy.lanl.gov (Doug Roberts) writes:
>
>   g++     -Dcplusplus_2_1  -DNOSTDHDRS -DX_WCHAR -DX_LOCALE
>	-I../../../.././src/include   -pipe -c ../catcmds.c
>   ../catcmds.c: In method `void  ivViewCompCmd::Execute ()':
>   ../catcmds.c:283: assignment between incompatible pointer types
>   ../catcmds.c: In method `void  ivSaveCompCmd::Execute ()':
>   ../catcmds.c:370: assignment between incompatible pointer types
>   ../catcmds.c: In method `void  ivSaveCompAsCmd::Execute ()':
>   ../catcmds.c:417: assignment between incompatible pointer types
>   *** Error code 1
>
>These errors are generated from the second line of the following code:
>
>	const char* foo = blat();
>	foo = (foo == nil) ? "blat" : foo;
>
>Which for some reason g++ doesn't like.  If you change the offending line to
>
>	if (foo == nil) foo = "blat";
>
>it works like a charm.  I think this is another bug in g++ :-(