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POStrange behavior for X.cpp/X.hpp files in Integrity
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I'm having a project which compiles perfectly with <code>gcc</code>, but fails to compile under Greenhills Integrity environment. The problem boils down to this three files: <pre><code>MyVector.cpp // contains function testVector MyVector.hpp // contains template vector<> SomeFile.cpp </code></pre> <code>MyVector.hpp</code> contains template-class for a vector, and <code>MyVector.cpp</code> contains a testing function unrelated to <code>MyVector.hpp</code>'s templates. Now, when I'm using <code>MyVector.hpp</code>'s <code>vector</code> templates in <code>SomeFile.cpp</code>, somehow, the function <code>testVector</code> gets injected into <code>SomeFile.cpp</code>. When I cease to use <code>vector</code> in <code>SomeFile.cpp</code> (I'm still <code>#include</code>'ing it of course, I'm just not instantiate the template there) it works perfectly. Moreover when I injected a warning into function <code>testVector</code>, the compiler showed the warning when I compiled <code>SomeFile.cpp</code>! Moreover, the build system recompiles <code>SomeFile.cpp</code> when I'm changing things in <code>MyVector.cpp</code>. When I'm deleting the <code>testVector</code> function from <code>MyVector.cpp</code> and move it to a new <code>NewFile.cpp</code> - it compiles. No, I didn't include the <code>cpp</code> file by mistake, honest, I double checked it, and <code>grep</code>ed all my source code. I have no idea what's going on. I'll be glad for any clue.
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Strange behavior for X.cpp/X.hpp files in Integrity
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