CompileDB.txt

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// From Thinking in C++, 2nd Edition
// Available at http://www.BruceEckel.com
// (c) Bruce Eckel 2000
// Copyright notice in Copyright.txt
# Compiler information listings for Thinking in 
# C++ 2nd Edition By Bruce Eckel. See copyright 
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# knowledge, correct Standard C++ (According to 
# the Final Draft International Standard). Please
# note that the tests were performed with the 
# most recent compiler that I had at the time, 
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@.cpp.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
@.c.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
# Doesn't support static const 
# array initialization:
C10:StaticArray.cpp 
# Problem with string constructors at run-time:
C01:ICompare.cpp
# Template bug:
C03:ArraySize.cpp
# Not sure:
C04:AssocInserter.cpp
# Bitset is Broken in this compiler's library:
C04:BitSet.cpp
# Standard Library problem:
C05:SearchReplace.cpp
# Function-level try blocks not implemented:
C07:FunctionTryBlock.cpp
# Uses the SGI STL extensions, so it actually 
# isn't supposed to compile with this 
# compiler:
C04:MapVsHashMap.cpp
C05:MemFun4.cpp
C05:Compose2.cpp
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@CPP = cl
@CPPFLAGS = -GX -GR
@OFLAG = -o
@.SUFFIXES : .obj .cpp .c
@.cpp.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
@.c.obj :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
C02:Incident.cpp
# It can't even handle multiple "for(int i =...:"
# statements in the same scope (a really old
# language feature!):
C02:Intvector.cpp
C03:Assert.cpp
C07:MemTest.cpp
C09:Cpptime.cpp
C12:Comma.cpp
C13:GlobalOperatorNew.cpp
C16:TStack2Test.cpp
# Template scoping bug:
C16:Drawing.cpp
# Common problem with namespaces and C libraries:
C01:ICompare.cpp
C02:FileClassTest.cpp
C02:Datagen.cpp
C02:Datascan.cpp
# Can't do template type induction properly:
C03:ArraySize.cpp
# Doesn't know about template-templates:
C03:TemplateTemplate.cpp
C03:applyGromit2.cpp
# Can't do template specializations:
C03:Sorted.cpp
# Can't do explicit template instantiation:
C03:ExplicitInstantiation.cpp
# Missing part of iostreams:
C04:StreamIt.cpp
# Problem with STL:
C04:BasicSequenceOperations.cpp
C04:VectorCoreDump.cpp
C04:DequeConversion.cpp
C04:Stack2.cpp
# Problem with static class initializer:
C04:BankTeller.cpp
# Missing STL functionality:
C04:VectorOfBool.cpp
# STL problem:
C04:AssocInserter.cpp
# Various problems:
C04:WildLifeMonitor.cpp
C04:MultiSet1.cpp
C04:Thesaurus.cpp
# These use the SGI STL extensions, so they 
# actually aren't supposed to compile 
# with this compiler:
C04:MapVsHashMap.cpp
C05:Compose2.cpp
# Namespace problem again, and other issues:
C05:FunctionObjects.cpp
C05:Binder1.cpp
C05:Binder3.cpp
C05:Binder4.cpp
C05:RandGenTest.cpp
C05:MemFun1.cpp
C05:MemFun2.cpp
C05:FindBlanks.cpp
C05:MemFun3.cpp
C05:MemFun4.cpp
C05:FillGenerateTest.cpp
C05:Counting.cpp
C05:Manipulations.cpp
C05:SearchReplace.cpp
C05:Comparison.cpp
C05:Removing.cpp
C05:SortTest.cpp
C05:SortedSearchTest.cpp
C05:MergeTest.cpp
C05:SetOperations.cpp
C05:ForEach.cpp
C05:Transform.cpp
C05:CalcInventory.cpp
C05:TransformNames.cpp
C05:SpecialList.cpp
C05:NumericTest.cpp
# Most compilers don't support this yet:
C07:FunctionTryBlock.cpp
# Lack of support for 'static const' again:
C09:Recycle2.cpp
C10:ExtractCode.cpp
C10:MemTest.cpp
# All these do not compile only becase of the
# lack of support for 'static const'. To make
# them compile, you must substitute the
# 'enum hack' shown in chapter 8:
C08:StringStack.cpp 
C08:Quoter.cpp
C08:Volatile.cpp
C10:StaticArray.cpp 
C11:HowMany2.cpp 
C11:Autocc.cpp 
C11:Pmem2.cpp 
C12:Smartp.cpp 
C12:Iosop.cpp 
C12:CopyingWithPointers.cpp 
C12:ReferenceCounting.cpp 
C12:TracedReferenceCounting.cpp 
C13:MallocClass.cpp 
C13:Framis.cpp 
C13:ArrayOperatorNew.cpp 
C14:FName1.cpp 
C14:FName2.cpp 
C16:IntStack.cpp 
C16:Array.cpp 
C16:Array2.cpp
C16:StackTemplateTest.cpp
C16:StackTemplate.cpp
C16:IterIntStack.cpp
C16:NestedIterator.cpp
C07:Cleanup.cpp
C08:Selfrtti.cpp 
C08:Reinterp.cpp
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# The gcc (Gnu g++) under Linux
{ gcc }
(o)
[]
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@CPP = g++
@OFLAG = -o
@.SUFFIXES : .o .cpp .c
@.cpp.o :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
@.c.o :
@   $(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) -c $<
# Files that won't compile
# Error in streambuf.h:
C02:Cppcheck.cpp
# Not sure:
C03:applyGromit2.cpp
# Missing the standard library 'at()':
C03:Sorted.cpp
C03:ExplicitInstantiation.cpp
# Problem with the gcc iterator header
C04:StreambufIterator.cpp
C04:RawStorageIterator.cpp
# gcc is missing istreambuf_iterator
C04:WordList2.cpp
C04:TokenizeTest.cpp
C04:TokenIteratorTest.cpp
C04:WordCount.cpp
C04:MultiSetWordCount.cpp
# gcc is missing std::iterator:
C04:Ring.cpp
# gcc is missing char_traits
C01:ICompare.cpp
# gcc vector and deque (at least) are missing
# the "at()" functions:
C04:IndexingVsAt.cpp
# There's a problem with the gcc string class:
C01:Compare2.cpp
# Broken in this compiler's library:
C04:BitSet.cpp
# These are because <sstream> isn't implemented
C02:NumberPhotos.cpp
C03:stringConvTest.cpp
C04:StringVector.cpp
C04:FEditTest.cpp
C04:StringDeque.cpp
C04:VectorOfBool.cpp
C04:WildLifeMonitor.cpp
C05:SortTest.cpp
C05:SortedSearchTest.cpp
C05:Binder4.cpp 
C05:ForEach.cpp
# Problem in parsing PrintSequence.h:
C05:Counting.cpp
C05:Manipulations.cpp
C05:SearchReplace.cpp
C05:Comparison.cpp
C05:Removing.cpp
C05:CalcInventory.cpp
C05:TransformNames.cpp
C05:SpecialList.cpp
C05:NumericTest.cpp
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