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Re: Oddness with PB
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Re: Oddness with PB


  • Subject: Re: Oddness with PB
  • From: Ben Mackin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 01 Feb 2003 17:33:53 -0800

On 2/1/03 5:10 PM, "Alex Rice" <email@hidden> wrote:

> Check your project settings for which compiler to use. GCC3 allows the
> flexible variable declarations, where GCC2 requires them at the top of
> blocks. Maybe you inadvertently changed that setting?

Hmm.. my code was compiling fine with gcc 2.95 actually (using the last PB
from October or August update, I believe). At any rate, I just upgraded to
the December tools last week. I checked my gcc settings, and it is set for
gcc 3.1. I tried flipping it to 2.95 just to see, but still no go.

Crap, its going to take a while to move all my variable declarations around.
Anyone got any other thoughts on this before I jump in and start moving?

Thanks,
Ben
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