Compile fails in one project, succeeds in twin
Compile fails in one project, succeeds in twin
- Subject: Compile fails in one project, succeeds in twin
- From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:59:40 -0800
I have two branches of the same project. Up until fairly recently both
compiled just fine. Now the branch representing the earlier version of
my project (and hence, the one that hasn't been used as much), won't
compile a set of C++ files (this is an iPhone app).
In one project, the C++ file (a wrapper for CGPoint, implemented by
subclassing CGPoint) compiles just fine. In the other project, it gets
a pile of syntax errors beginning with "expected class-name before '{'
token" on the class declaration's opening brace.
I have searched for any kind of difference I can find between the two
projects, and nothing stands out. One project is one level deeper than
the other in the file system hierarchy, and the files in question are
outside of both. That is to say, the path from one project to the
troublesome files is one path segment longer than the other.
I've even compared the two compiler invocations:
http://pastie.org/private/nba82akhle82tna7vg7pcq
Nothing would indicate why one succeeds where the other fails. Any
ideas? I'm sure it's something blatantly wrong, staring me in the
face, but I just don't see it.
Thanks much!
--
Rick
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