RE: Compiling esnacc 1.7 with recent gcc

["Abarbanel, David \(US SSA\)" <david.abarbanel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oops, I need to make a correction from the previous response in that
eSNACC does not support gcc versions greater than 3.3.2.

David Abarbanel

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-imc-snacc@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-imc-snacc@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Abarbanel, David (US SSA)
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 11:56 AM
To: Olivier Boudeville; imc-snacc@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Compiling esnacc 1.7 with recent gcc


Olivier,

You have the latest version of eSNACC and patches that have been
released to date.  Unfortunately this version of eSNACC does not support
gcc versions 3.3 and above.  However we have been working on a new patch
that is to be released shortly that will support up to gcc v4.1.  

Our C++ library supports BER, DER, and PER encoding.  XER encoding may
be planned for sometime in the future.

Regards,

David Abarbanel
Software Engineer
BAE Systems

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-imc-snacc@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-imc-snacc@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Olivier Boudeville
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 4:08 PM
To: imc-snacc@xxxxxxx
Subject: Compiling esnacc 1.7 with recent gcc


Hi,

I would like to test esnacc, I downloaded the 1.7 version from
http://www.digitalnet.com/knowledge/download.htm (I hope it is the
latest one) but I encountered errors while compiling esnacc on GNU/Linux
with various versions of gcc/g++ (4.0.2  and 3.3.6).

These errors are the same as the ones listed in
http://www.imc.org/imc-snacc/mail-archive/msg00415.html
I would like to know whether there are fixed releases of esnacc that
would compile out-of-the-box and, if no, whether the patches listed in
the previous URL are correct.

And what about the "SNACC v1.7 Patch (July 7, 2005)" ? Should it be
applied in all cases ? Maybe there is a stable release that is planned
to regain gcc compatibility and to apply those bug fixes ?

By the way, I am not sure all the docs are up-to-date, is it true that
one can expect esnacc to be able to generate C++ classes from ASN.1
specifications, with read/write encoding ? I have trouble finding
supported encodings: apart from BER, are PER and/or XER
available/planned ?


Thanks in advance for any hint,
best regards,

Olivier.