Christopher R Volpe (volpe++at++ash.crd.ge.com)
Fri, 30 Aug 1996 10:39:22 -0400
I'm compiling a performer application in an Onyx iR running Irix 6.2
with Performer 2.1. The C++ compiler seems a bit overly paranoid about
what it's finding in some of the performer header files. I'm using
makefiles and compiler options based on the provided sample code. Here's
what I get:
/usr/bin/CC -nostdinc -I/usr/include/CC
-I/usr/include -mips3 -64 -O -MDupdate Makedepend -xansi -Dirix6 -c
../main.C
"/usr/include/Performer/pf/pfFrameStats.h", line 428: warning(1681):
"void pfFrameStats::copy(const pfFrameStats *, uint, uint,
uint)"
does not match "pfMemory::copy" -- virtual function override
intended?
void copy(const pfFrameStats *_prev, uint _dstBufSel, uint
_srcBufSel, uint _which) {
^
Why is it warning about pfFrameStats overloading the copy function
inherited from pfMemory? Is that such an uncommon thing to do that the
compiler should warn about it by default?
thanks,
Chris
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