errors compiling aspell .27.2 with snapshot 19990314

errors compiling aspell .27.2 with snapshot 19990314

[Timmy Mulligins]

When I try to compile aspell .27.2 with the newest snapshot I get the 
following error with the second file that is processed.
c++ -DLIBDIR=\"/usr/local/lib/aspell\" -I../ -g -O2 -c -fPIC -DPIC 
data.cc
data.hh: In method `const char ** 
SC_ReadOnly_Soundslikes_WordList::end() const':
In file included from data.cc:74:
data.hh:124: reinterpret_cast from `const char *const' to `const char 
**' casts
away const (or volatile)
Has anyone tried to compile this with the snapshot? I was able to fix 
the first problem with it stating something about typeinfo.
This would really help I have this paper due monday that I need this 
checker for and if it could work it would really help.

Another issue I have noticed I am STILL processing the file according to 
'top' I have been processing the file for 185 minutes and 18 seconds. 
The process is taking up 23164 kb in size and still growing? Is there a 
problem. I started to test a theory by running the simplest program in 
c++:
#include<iostream>

int main()
{
  std::cout<< "Hello, new world!\n";} This takes 51.97 seconds to 
compile on my 80486dx-33 with 8Mb of standard ram and 40Mb of swap. It 
is running kernel 2.2.2.
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errors compiling aspell .27.2 with snapshot 19990314

[Timmy Mulligins]

When I try to compile aspell .27.2 with the newest snapshot I get the 
following error with the second file that is processed.
c++ -DLIBDIR=\"/usr/local/lib/aspell\" -I../ -g -O2 -c -fPIC -DPIC 
data.cc
data.hh: In method `const char ** 
SC_ReadOnly_Soundslikes_WordList::end() const':
In file included from data.cc:74:
data.hh:124: reinterpret_cast from `const char *const' to `const char 
**' casts
away const (or volatile)
Has anyone tried to compile this with the snapshot? I was able to fix 
the first problem with it stating something about typeinfo.
This would really help I have this paper due monday that I need this 
checker for and if it could work it would really help.

Another issue I have noticed I am STILL processing the file according to 
'top' I have been processing the file for 185 minutes and 18 seconds. 
The process is taking up 23164 kb in size and still growing? Is there a 
problem. I started to test a theory by running the simplest program in 
c++:
#include<iostream>

int main()
{
  std::cout<< "Hello, new world!\n";} This takes 51.97 seconds to 
compile on my 80486dx-33 with 8Mb of standard ram and 40Mb of swap. It 
is running kernel 2.2.2.
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