[smeger]

Is anyone else having problems using default template arguments under Jaguar and gcc 3?

The following code that compiled just fine under the last dev tools release (April, I think), now breaks:

Code:
#include <vector>

template <class T, class Allocator = allocator <T> >
class MyClass {
};

The error that I'm getting is

Code:
parse error before `<' token

on the 'template' line. Removing the default template argument fixes things.

[smeger]

Just in case anyone else has this problem, it looks like gcc 2.9.5 automatically scoped std::, but 3.1 doesn't. Adding std:: to the STL stuff fixed it. I also needed to use the 'typename' keyword in a few new places.

The biggie was that I was getting link errors on everything in the STL until I created a new project and moved all of the source files into it. I'd tried tossing the 'build' folder, cleaning targets, and rebuilding the index, but that didn't work. Creating a new project did.