Hello all, I have a question for you linux gurus.

I am building a bayonne 1.X.X telephony server from source on a fresh install of RedHat 8.0 with gcc 2.96 using an intel d/4PCI dialogic card (who cares?), and I am getting the following error when I 'make install'.
ISO: C++ forbids assignment of arrays (this happens in a file named trunk.h)

My initial guess was that this is a gcc problem since the bayonne list or doc does not say anything about it.

Don't ask me why I didn't post this on the bayonne list, c'se I'll stick my foot up your... (no threats please) OK! because that list is a mess

My question to you Oh wise ones... Has anyone ever come across anything like this?

My recommendation is to look at the offending line of code.

Cheers,
Tink

gcc compiling with pedantic on?

I'm not sure what the specific errors are, but I know that people have had problems with the gcc-2.26 branch. RedHat was stupid to ever integrate it into their mainstream OS. Nobody else did that. I would try the latest gcc (http://gcc.gnu.org) for two reasons:
1) gcc-2.26 is a DEVELOPMENT branch, meaning unstable
2) gcc-2.26 is fairly old and should probably be replaced

verigoth

My RH8.0 came with gcc 3.2-7