Hi, Jason,
I think the reason for this is most likely the implementation of the
C++ compiler. Your math functions need a double argument, which is
explicitly declared as "double" in one part of the code, and as a
"typedef double double", so to speak, in another part of the code.
I remember from our discussions yesterday that egcs and gcc treat
these types as different (which they actually are) although they
appear at first look to be the same.
I can not login into blast05 for some reason to see for myself,
but I suggest you try using egcs++ instead of c++.
Simon
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