From bug-octave-request at che dot utexas dot edu  Wed Dec  1 14:47:52 1993
Subject: error in Matrix.h
From: Tony Mullins <jamull at che dot utexas dot edu>
To: bug-octave
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 93 14:47:48 CST


The new version of gcc evidently is better at catching declaration
errors in the operator =.  I got the following errors when compiling
some non-Octave code:

g++  -Iinclude -I. -g  -Wall -c -o s_elem_test.o s_elem_test.cc
In file included from surf_elem_1d.h:11,
                 from s_elem_test.cc:3:
include/Matrix.h:2512: `SCHUR::operator =(const SCHUR &, const char *)' must take exactly one argument
include/Matrix.h:2538: `SCHUR::operator =(const SCHUR &, const char *)' must take exactly one argument
include/Matrix.h:2564: `ComplexSCHUR::operator =(const ComplexSCHUR &, const char *)' must take exactly one argument
include/Matrix.h:2593: `ComplexSCHUR::operator =(const ComplexSCHUR &, const char *)' must take exactly one argument
make: *** [s_elem_test.o] Error 1

Compilation exited abnormally with code 1 at Wed Dec  1 13:43:37

I corrected the relevant code in the copy of

/usr/local/include/Matrix.h

but the errors are still present in the Octave-0.79 source.  I notice
the source is corrected in your personal source directory.  Just in
case, I made diffs of the changes and put them in
~jamull/tmp/Matrix.h.diffs.

Tony Mullins