[AGENT++] SNMP++ c++ trickery ?

[Glenn Puchtel]

Hello,

>> Arun wrote:
>>
>> Is it because iam not creating any objects and thus the 
>> compiler does not have to find constructors/operators etc 
>> for actual invocation ?

	Correct.


It's hard to know what the problem is without knowing (or seeing) a bit
more of what you are doing. Can you post a "snippet" of your code?  Can
you compile any of the example console applications such as test_app
without getting the same warning message?  

I'm using MSVC 7.0 and test_app compiles & links fine for me (sorry but
I don't use 6.0 however I doubt that's the issue).  I've also
instantiated an OctetStr (in the test_app example) but I cannot recreate
what you are describing.  

Best regards,
Glenn


-----Original Message-----
From: agentpp-bounces at agentpp.org [mailto:agentpp-bounces at agentpp.org]
On Behalf Of arun
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 8:21 AM
To: agentpp at agentpp.org
Subject: RE: [AGENT++] SNMP++ c++ trickery ?

Hi,

Glenn Puchtel wrote:

> First, what version of the libraries are you using?

sorry i left that out - it is 3.2.14 of SNMP++.
Iam using only SNMP++ right now with _NO_SNMPv3 defined

>Third, you said you get this message when you "link" with
>SNMP++?  I'm assuming you meant "compile".  Are you simply 
>compiling the libraries or are you doing something else?

I compiled the snmp++ library succesfully (clean build) 
in debug mode and iam now trying to link my code with the
library thus created. So my project has the snmp++ headers 
included via snmp_pp/snmp_pp.h alone.

The warning message that i posted is given by the compiler, 
when it is compiling the files of my project. And it gives
it for all my files too since the SNMP++ header is visible 
through all the files that are being compiled.

The only SNMP++ object i instantiate in my fresh code is an 
Snmp & OctetStr object. 

Iam using VC++ 6.0 with sp6 and Feb 2003 Platform SDK on 
XP (sp2)

>Finally, although it has no bearing on the problem you 
>described try doing a "clean" of your project first 

I did too - didnt change anything. 

What i do not understand though is why, the message is not 
given while creating the library in the first place. 

Is it because iam not creating any objects and thus the 
compiler does not have to find constructors/operators etc 
for actual invocation ?


Thanks
Arun


"snmp_pp\reentrant.h(75) : warning C4512:

        'SnmpSynchronize' : assignment operator could not be generated
        snmp_pp\reentrant.h(66) : see declaration of 'SnmpSynchronize'

"


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