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Article ID: 1078
Last updated: 29 Jan, 2008
Problem
I cannot compile Math.h++ 6.x on my HP, DEC or Windows 3.1 machines
Cause
Math.h++ version 6.x makes extensive use of C++ templates. This allows you to instantiate Math.h++ classes with your own types. The downside of this is that not all compilers are able to compile the template code we use in Math.h++. Previous versions of Math.h++ provided default implementations of the vector, matrix and array classes for commonly required types, so templates were not required. The upside is that it can be compiled on more compilers.
Action
The HP, DEC, and Windows 3.1 compilers cannot compile the templates that we use in Math.h++ 6.x. For these environments, you must use Math.h++ 5.2.
I cannot compile Math.h++ 6.x on my HP, DEC or Windows 3.1 machines
Cause
Math.h++ version 6.x makes extensive use of C++ templates. This allows you to instantiate Math.h++ classes with your own types. The downside of this is that not all compilers are able to compile the template code we use in Math.h++. Previous versions of Math.h++ provided default implementations of the vector, matrix and array classes for commonly required types, so templates were not required. The upside is that it can be compiled on more compilers.
Action
The HP, DEC, and Windows 3.1 compilers cannot compile the templates that we use in Math.h++ 6.x. For these environments, you must use Math.h++ 5.2.
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Article ID: 1078
Last updated: 29 Jan, 2008
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Posted: 01 Jul, 1997 by
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