Hi,
I am compiling a collection of C++ code. Most of them are using the new
format #include <iostream>. I think all of them because I failed at
finding out which header file uses the old format #include
<iostream.h>. However, I met the following error messages.
"/usr/vacpp/include/iostream.h", line 74.7: 1540-0400 (S) "class
ostream" has a conflicting declaration
"../include/myfile.h", line 7.1: 1540-0424 (I) "ostream" is declared on
line 7 of "../include/myfile.h".
in "myfile.h", it declares
#include <iostream>
using std::streambuf;
using std::ostream;
The platform I am working on is IBM SP2 using xlC_r (VisualAge C++
Professional / C for AIX Compiler, Version 6).
Did you ever have similar problems? Thanks a lot.
Alex 2 3964
<hu******@gmail .com> wrote... I am compiling a collection of C++ code. Most of them are using the new format #include <iostream>. I think all of them because I failed at finding out which header file uses the old format #include <iostream.h>. However, I met the following error messages.
"/usr/vacpp/include/iostream.h", line 74.7: 1540-0400 (S) "class ostream" has a conflicting declaration "../include/myfile.h", line 7.1: 1540-0424 (I) "ostream" is declared on line 7 of "../include/myfile.h".
in "myfile.h", it declares #include <iostream> using std::streambuf; using std::ostream;
The platform I am working on is IBM SP2 using xlC_r (VisualAge C++ Professional / C for AIX Compiler, Version 6). Did you ever have similar problems? Thanks a lot.
Yes, I actually have seen something of the sort. It turned out that
in the old code I had to maintain, both <iostream> and <iostream.h>
were used without care. I had to weed out all uses of the old non-
standard header (<iostream.h>) and the problem had gone away.
Search through all source files and headers and remove non-standard
"library" headers like <iostream.h>. Standard C++ headers do not
have the '.h' in their names.
Victor
Thank you very much Victor. I finally found that I missed a small
header file in a subdirecotry that includes "iostream.h ". The
conflicting problem is solved. What a good day :).
Enjoy your holiday.
Alex
Victor Bazarov wrote: <hu******@gmail .com> wrote... I am compiling a collection of C++ code. Most of them are using the
new format #include <iostream>. I think all of them because I failed at finding out which header file uses the old format #include <iostream.h>. However, I met the following error messages.
"/usr/vacpp/include/iostream.h", line 74.7: 1540-0400 (S) "class ostream" has a conflicting declaration "../include/myfile.h", line 7.1: 1540-0424 (I) "ostream" is
declared on line 7 of "../include/myfile.h".
in "myfile.h", it declares #include <iostream> using std::streambuf; using std::ostream;
The platform I am working on is IBM SP2 using xlC_r (VisualAge C++ Professional / C for AIX Compiler, Version 6). Did you ever have similar problems? Thanks a lot.
Yes, I actually have seen something of the sort. It turned out that in the old code I had to maintain, both <iostream> and <iostream.h> were used without care. I had to weed out all uses of the old non- standard header (<iostream.h>) and the problem had gone away.
Search through all source files and headers and remove non-standard "library" headers like <iostream.h>. Standard C++ headers do not have the '.h' in their names.
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