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Please always reply to the list.<br>
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> I tried c++ instead of g++ , the result is the same.<br>
> How do I fix the configuration option ? Any quick pointers
would be<br>
> great, Tom.<br>
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I do not use the long double in my code, but it seems to be
supported in my RPM build of omniORB-4.1.4 on Fedora 13. You are
using very old versions of everything and I don't have those
versions available to me to look at.<br>
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I do see in this newer version that "long double" in an IDL file
produces references to CORBA::LongDouble in the stubs and skeletons.
So that part seems OK.<br>
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In this newer version, definitions are guarded by #if HAS_LongDouble
so you may want to look at the omniORB header files for that and see
why it might not be defined. I would think that you will need it
defined when building omniORB to have it properly available when
trying to use it. otoh I would have guessed that the omniidl
compiler would have not produced code referencing CORBA::LongDouble
if it was disabled during the package build.<br>
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hth<br>
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- Tom<br>
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