Hi, I wrote a C++ program in windows that works perfectly now I need to make it work for Solaris. But, when i compile I get the following error. Not sure what the compile is telling me. top20.cpp:366: warning: name lookup of `i' changed for new ANSI `for' scoping top20.cpp:356: warning: using obsolete binding at `i' The method is: // Create report void top20::createReport () { ofstream outFile; outFile.open("report.txt"); if (outFile.fail()) { cout = freq && temp_ip[i] != "" && temp_uploader[i] == true) { outFile = freq && temp_ip[i] != "" && temp_uploader[i] == false) { outFile temp_ip[i] " " temp_host_name[i] " " temp_total_size[i] " " temp_freq[i] endl; } } outFile "\n\n"; outFi---Original Meendl; outFile.close(); }

I have seen that error explained as meaning you used a variable outside of its scope. For example: --------- for(int i=0;i<100;i++) { ... } index = i; // not valid with new ANSI --------- With the old standard i was still valid after the for loop. According to the new ANSI standard i goes out of scope after the for loop.