gcc 3.2 the right way?

[Telmo]

so far, as I understand nobody has been able to compile eqemu in gcc 3.2, instead of posting links to how to compile a different gcc version to make eqemu work, I think we should try to find someone that could actually patch the code to compile in gcc 3.2. This is IMHO the best aproach for both eqemu coders and users. Because when you are running RedHat 25 or Gentoo 5000 with gcc 78.3 you don't want to have to compile gcc 3.1 to run eqemu.

I am not a C++ coder, if it were C I could probably figure out the problem and how to fix it, but I find really difficult to believe that the fix to the problem is a difficult one, mainly because GNU always try to make its code as compatible as posible.

just my 2 cents