On Tuesday 19 June 2001 00:28, Stefan Westerfeld wrote:

> Well, my view of this is that the way gcc3 breaks aRts (by miscompiling
> code using virtual inheritance) makes it extremely unlikely that working
> around the issue by changing the aRts code is a good idea (it might even be
> completely impossible). It's also a regression against previous versions of
> GCC (i.e. 2.95.2 compiles virtual inheritance just fine). The bug is
> reported to the gcc developers, as
>
>   c++/3145: virtual inheritance still creates wrong code
>
> and I hope that it will get fixed there soon.

Yes, I just put GCC 3 on my test machine and aRts really won't work properly. 
Most other parts of KDE do (more or less). If it comes to compilation times - 
well, I was away most of the time it compiled, so I cannot say much yet ;-) 
However, I won't put GCC 3 on my workstation until it has shown me that it is 
able to compile the whole KDE stuff. Seems that we'll have to wait for the 
next maintenence release of GCC 3 (which will come soon, according to the 
announcement I got from the gcc-announce list), which will *hopefully* deal 
with the virtual inheritance bug (and probably some other known bugs as well).

Greetings
Nils

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 I offered to let them feel my pulse."
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