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From: Ben Elliston <bje@redhat.com>
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Date: Thu, 07 Feb 2002 13:59:00 -0000
To: Klaus Pedersen <klaus.kruse.pedersen@mail.tele.dk>
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Subject: Re: Fix demo application
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Hi Klaus,

>>>>> "Klaus" == Klaus Pedersen <klaus.kruse.pedersen@mail.tele.dk> writes:

  Klaus> There are two unrelated problems. The first problem seem to be general
  Klaus> "bit decay", in the configuration files. They refer to both cpu-mapper
  Klaus> and mapper which seem to be the same thing.

Thanks for the report.  I applied the .conf file changes verbatim.

  Klaus> The other problem fixes some namespace issues with gcc-3.1.
 
I didn't apply these verbatim, as we have a policy of not imprting
entire namespaces where possible.  In some cases, I added `using
std::' declarations and in others, I used fully qualified class names.
Nonetheless, the application now compiles using gcc 3.0 (and I presume
3.1).  Please let me know if this is not your finding also.

Cheers, Ben