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Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
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0000924 |
[uClibc++] Other |
trivial |
always |
06-25-06 14:13 |
06-25-06 15:13 |
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Reporter |
tommi |
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public |
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Assigned To |
gkajmowi |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
fixed |
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Status |
resolved |
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Product Version |
0.2.0 |
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Summary |
0000924: as per ANSI it is needed to specify the baseclass in templates when referencing baseclass-methods |
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Description |
G++ 4.1 is more stringent about ANSI-C++-violation. Compiling uclibc++ with this compiler uncovered some ANSI-C++-violations in map, which are trivially to fix.
map and multimap use upper_bound and lower_bound from the base-class __base_map. In g++ 4.1 you need to fully qualify the baseclass when using these methods and it does not hurt other compilers.
I attach a patch against 0.2.0 here. |
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 map1.diff [^] (9,120 bytes) 06-25-06 14:13 |
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