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Lee, C++ compilers seem to use *lots* of memory. You probably need to allocate more memory to the TPM application. (I'm up to 5MB. 4MB won't hack it, even for a fairly small project.) Regards, Robin

Michael, >>constructors may not have arguments Not true. I've got lots of constructors with arguments. SC++ appears to follow the proposed ANSI C++ spec, with about the only exception being "exceptions". If you have constructs from another C++ that don't compile in SC++, then either there's a bug in SC++…

The following scenario locked up my machine: I chose "Build Application" from the File menu. There was one file that needed recompiling, so TPM displayed a non-modal progress dialog. During the compile, I switched back to the Finder. While the Finder was still the front app, the compile finished, and…

Rick, I think you misunderstood what I was saying. In a section of source code like this: inline void AddOneTo (long &value) {value++;} … long a; StringToNum ("\p123", &a); AddOneTo (a); … you can set a breakpoint on the "NumToString" line (it has a diamond next to it in the…

This definition of function 'h' should produce an error: void g (void) { } void h (void) { return g(); } [gray book r.6.6.3: "A return statement with an expression can be used only in functions returning a value"] This definition of function 'f' should produce an error: short f…