S
Shalafi
Hi,
I've modified an old library, flip (fuzzy logic stuff), to work with
new gcc compiler, I've made operation like substituting #include
<strstream.h> with #include <strstream> and inserted where useful
"using std::str..". And i've modified the makefile to add the install
and the uninstall target.
Now i'd like to use autotools and automake and friends or similar
tools to make the same work.
I wondered when autoscan didn't found these deprecated methods. And I
hope ther can be an automated method to do it, and to check other
non-portable and non-standard code.
Can any one help?
thanks,
Dimitri Ognibene
I've modified an old library, flip (fuzzy logic stuff), to work with
new gcc compiler, I've made operation like substituting #include
<strstream.h> with #include <strstream> and inserted where useful
"using std::str..". And i've modified the makefile to add the install
and the uninstall target.
Now i'd like to use autotools and automake and friends or similar
tools to make the same work.
I wondered when autoscan didn't found these deprecated methods. And I
hope ther can be an automated method to do it, and to check other
non-portable and non-standard code.
Can any one help?
thanks,
Dimitri Ognibene