derived XyzInterpolation. It is a fudge but works for me.
>
> Michael,
>
> On 2004.11.14 13:09,
[hidden email] wrote:
>
>> Ok, just a followup to my first mail from Firday.
>> QL 0.3.7, when trying to compile with gcc 2.95, does not even pass
>> configure.
>>
>> QL 0.3.6 in fact does configure properly. It seems to work fine until
>> it gets to linearinterpolation.hpp (or cubicspline.hpp) where gcc
>> leaves me with an
>>
>> ../../ql/Math/linearinterpolation.hpp:36: Internal compiler error
>> ../../ql/Math/cubicspline.hpp:90: Internal compiler error
>>
>> I know either 0.3.6 and gcc 2.95 are more or less obsolete but if
>> somebody had a solution available I'd be greatful.
>
>
> I'll try (emphasis on "try") and fix this for next release.
>
> Nando: it will involve copying the data inside the interpolation object
> instead of just storing iterators. I'll do this for all compilers as it
> would be nightmarish to keep two widely different implementations. On
> the other hand, it might simplify the code :)
> Any objection?
>
> Later,
> Luigi