Customers on support can use the product number to assist
them in finding SSB and SRB reports for HP aC++. The product number
you can search for is B3910BA.
To verify the product number and version for your HP aC++
compiler, execute the following HP-UX commands:
what /opt/aCC/lbin/ctcom
what /opt/aCC/bin/aCC |
To verify the product number and version for the linker:
To verify the product number and version for the shared library
initializer:
Following are known problems and workarounds.
Unsatisfied Symbols if Using Non-current Support Library |
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If you see a message like the following, you may be using
a non-current version of the HP aC++ run-time support library.
/opt/aCC/lbin/ld: Unsatisfied symbols:
Class tables [Vtable] dependent on key function:
"__versioned_type_info::~__versioned_type_info()" (data) |
For example, if you are a library distributor, you must ensure
that your customers use the same or a newer version of the libCsup
run-time library as you. If necessary, you should install the most
current HP aC++ library support patch and distribute this patch
to your customers.As of the date of these release notes, the most
current library support patch number is: PHSS_12609
Syntax Errors when Using /usr/include/sys/time.h |
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If you see the following error message, it means that CLOCKS_PER_SEC
is not defined:
Error 171: "7198.C", line 2 # Undeclared variable 'CLOCKS_PER_SEC'. int i = CLOCKS_PER_SEC;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
The workaround is to modify the /usr/include/sys/time.h file
as follows:
Find the first occurence of:
#endif /* _INCLUDE__STDC__ */ |
Immediately before the first occurence of the above
line, add the following code, replacing SomeValue with the value
you need (1000000 would be the system default):
#else
#ifdef __cplusplus
#define CLOCKS.PER_SEC SomeValue
#endif |
The /usr/include/sys/time.h file contains a K & R
style function declaration for which HP aC++ generates an error
like the following:
Error 43: "/usr/include/sys/time.h", line 487 # C++ does not allow
Old-style (non-prototype) function definitions. |
To workaround, whenever time.h is included by a source program,
you can define the __STDC__ macro on your command-line, as in the
following example:
Or you can install the appropriate patch listed below:
PHKL_8691 series 700 HP-UX 10.10
PHKL_8692 series 800PHKL_8693 series 700 HP-UX 10.20
PHKL_8694 series 800 |
HP aC++ generatres an error like the following stating that
structs or any types cannot be declared extern.
Error 608: "/usr/include/sys/time.h", line ??? # Types may not be
declared static, auto, register, extern or mutable.
extern struct sigevent;
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
The error is caused by a problem in the /usr/include/sys/time.h
file. To workaround, you can change the line extern struct sigevent;
in the time.h file to:
Or you can install the appropriate patch listed below:
PHKL_7962 series 700 HP-UX 10.20
PHKL_7963 series 800 |
Syntax Problems when Using /usr/include/math.h |
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To resolve a conflict between the exception struct in /usr/include/sys/math.h
and the aC++ exception struct, the workaround is to modify the
/usr/include/math.h file as follows:
Find the line:
Immediately following the above line, add the next
line:
#define exception math_exception |
Find the line:
#endif /* _MATH_INCLUDED */ |
Immediately before the above line, add this line:
Alternatively, you can install the PHCO_9261 patch.
Warnings when using /usr/include/rpc/xdr.h |
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Compile-time warnings like the following should be ignored.
They are caused by an incorrect prototype in the /usr/include/rpc/xdr.h
file.
Warning 301: "/YourFileName/usr/include/rpc/xdr.h", line 276 # The
(...) parameter list is a non-portable feature.
extern bool_t xdrrec_eof(__o); /* true iff no more input */ |
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