c++ compiler options

[revit]

i know it is possible to compile a program with -64 option with the CC compiler:
CC -o p p.cpp -64 -O
this option makes the pointers to be 64 bits long,
not 32 bit long.
i have the c++ compiler under unix and as far as i tried the c++ compiler didnt recognized this option. (i get - -c++: unrecognized option `-64')
does someone knows of a way to make the option valid under the c++ compiler?
thanks!

 

[spinik]

To compile your program with 64 bit, try the following:

CC -op -q64 p.cpp Spinik
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[revit]

I tried : c++ -o -op -q64 p.cpp and i recieved:
c++: unrecognized option `-q64'
i got the same result when i used the g++ compiler.
unfortunatly i do'nt have the CC compiler in my computer.
what can i do?
thanks,
revit

 

[spinik]

DO you have xlC? I am not sure what you are using. You can use the "man" pages to see which compiler you can use and how to use it. I would try replacing the CC by xlC.
If not, what Unix are you using? Spinik
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[revit]

Hi again!
i did'nt find xlC, i know i have the c++ and g++ compilers.
how can i find out what unix i am using?

thanks again!

 

[spinik]

When you first log into your system, you should have a header that says it. for example, after logging in, I get the following header

Welcome to AIX Version 4.3! Spinik
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[revit]

Hi again, sorry it took me some time... i have apeche 1.3.19

bye,
revital

 

[hoctro]

if i use #include "stubs/CosNaming_c.hh" in my client file, and I want to execute this command g++ -c Client.cpp, I always get the error Client.cpp: stubs/CosNaming_c.hh: No such file or directory.

can someone suggest a solution to fix this error?
Thanks