I use to have in my work computer an egcs compiler but my workplace changed all compilators to the new version of gcc, the 2.95.2(I guess), and now I'm having this kind of problem: take for example a routine witch get a &int as argument, like this:
int function(int &a)
{
return a++;
}
Using the egcs, when I compile this routine it will give me a "warning" saying that if I use a const on the argument of this routine, wont happen anything. Here's the deal, if I declare in my program: " int b = 3 " and call the routine like this: " function(b) " ; my integer b become a 4 (four) however if I call the very same routine like this: " function(3) " the 3 (three) will never become a 4 (four) because beside being a integer 3 (three) is also a const. So here's my problem, if I compile this routine with the new compilator version it will give a compilation error instead the usual " warning" and because of that all my basic classes and data structures aren't working, and that's driving me crazy, so here's my question: " Is there something I can do to beside change back my compilator or fix ALL my codes? "
Thanks,
Thiago Silva
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