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From: "Jesper Lund" <jelu AT despammed DOT com>
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Subject: Re: iterator depricated warning
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 22:17:52 +0100
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DanG2015 <dang2015 AT aol DOT com> wrote:

>> Have you tried GCC 3.3.x? No idea if it will help or not, but you
>> never know.
>
> No, but you're right, I should try it.  What worries me is that
> "depricated" is "depricated"... meaning if it's considered
> "old-school" in 3.2, I'd guess the same should hold true in 3.3.
> and above.

It means that your code does not adhere to the current ANSI C++
standard. Get a recent C++ book, like Bjarne Stroustrup "The C++
Programming Language", 3rd ed.

> I just cannot figure an alternate form of the declaration that
> would work.

Check your code again. By the way, this problem is not specific to
DJGPP. I am fairly certain that you would get exactly the same warning
with other versions of the gcc compiler (e.g. MinGW or Cygwin under
Windows, gcc on Linux, etc).

-- 
Jesper Lund