The gcc 2.96 compiler appears to be more strict about function pointer
conversion, and will fail to compile the Axis C++ code because there are a
number of function pointers being set in each of the headers IMessageData.h
IWrapperSoapSerializer.h IWrapperSoapDeSerializer.h and Call.h. I'm submitting
a patch that fixes these problems with a typedef of each function and a cast to
the appropriate type.
The patch also renames the Call::Initialize_s function, because there are two
functions with the name Initialize_s and you can't pass the first as a function
pointer because it will conflict with the second. The code that calls
Initialize_s should be updated to reflect that change.
Description
The gcc 2.96 compiler appears to be more strict about function pointer
conversion, and will fail to compile the Axis C++ code because there are a
number of function pointers being set in each of the headers IMessageData.h
IWrapperSoapSerializer.h IWrapperSoapDeSerializer.h and Call.h. I'm submitting
a patch that fixes these problems with a typedef of each function and a cast to
the appropriate type.
The patch also renames the Call::Initialize_s function, because there are two
functions with the name Initialize_s and you can't pass the first as a function
pointer because it will conflict with the second. The code that calls
Initialize_s should be updated to reflect that change.
Bug
Closed
axis c++ doesn't build with gcc 2.96
