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+ <B>Vianney Lecroart</B>
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+ <I>Tue, 23 Jan 2001 14:27:21 +0100</I>
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+<PRE>&gt;<i> I'm using gcc/g++ 2.95.3, and it seems that it doesn't like anonymous
+</I>structures
+&gt;<i> (see gcc output below). I read that it's definitively not a standard
+</I>feature,
+&gt;<i> and was orginally a MS VC++ extension, that was more or less adopted by
+</I>others.
+&gt;<i> Seems that the gcc guy didn't approved it, but I didn't checked in depth.
+</I>I
+&gt;<i> guess others are using the egcs c++ (1.1.2) frontend ?
+</I>&gt;<i> I personnaly don't approve being able to acces a member without naming the
+</I>&gt;<i> structure ...
+</I>&gt;<i>
+</I>&gt;<i> In file included from driver_opengl.h:43,
+</I>&gt;<i> from driver_opengl.cpp:45:
+</I>&gt;<i> ../../../../include/nel/3d/material.h:264: anonymous class type not used
+</I>to
+&gt;<i> declare any objects
+</I>&gt;<i> ../../../../include/nel/3d/material.h: In method `void
+</I>&gt;<i> NL3D::CMaterial::CTexEnv::setDefault()':
+</I>&gt;<i> ../../../../include/nel/3d/material.h:273: `union
+</I>&gt;<i> NL3D::CMaterial::CTexEnv::{anonymous}' has no member named `OpRGB'
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+Yes, we know that. In fact, it compiles with no warning with gcc 2.96.
+If you could give me a link to a document that say it s not ANSI, i ll be
+glad.
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+Regards,
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+Vianney Lecroart
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