Hello, I will close this bug unless a response is posted and thereby assume that the problem has been solved.

Okay, good, so there is a problem with your sources. I assume you extracted only profile-clock.cpp from the tgz file. Could you unzip everything again after downloading the source from the mainsite and checking the MD5sum. Should be:

ff4795bfe1eac829a7fcf88b496311df  bpmdj-4.1.source.tgz

The error you describe is due to a missing cstdio header, but that is something we actually checked before releasing the 4.1 (non-beta) version. So you probably are using a preliminary release of the source.

Wkr,

Werer,- who feels like the matrix is all around him. Sources here source there, sources everywhere.

Re-extracted the source and there "profile-clock.cpp" was.  Compiled, new error:

>>>>
Dependencies:
Compiling: 1 at a time
  [cpp] index-demo.o
  [cpp] index.o
In file included from files.h++:2,
                 from period-type.h++:1,
                 from type-operations.h++:2,
                 from index.h++:3,
                 from index.c++:17:
array.h++: In member function ‘Data Array<D, T>::getField(QString) [with int D = 0, T = unsigned char]’:
array.h++:283: warning: ‘<anonymous>’ may be used uninitialized in this function
array.h++: In member function ‘Data Array<D, T>::getField(QString) [with int D = 0, T = Data]’:
array.h++:283: warning: ‘<anonymous>’ may be used uninitialized in this function
  [cpp] spectrum-type.o
  [cpp] sample4-type.o
  [cpp] power-type.o
  [cpp] memory.o
  [cpp] data.o
In file included from array.h++:5,
                 from data.c++:4:
array-meta.h++: In member function ‘void ArrayMeta<D, T>::printMetaInfo()’:
array-meta.h++:104: warning: there are no arguments to ‘printf’ that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of ‘printf’ must be available
array-meta.h++:105: warning: there are no arguments to ‘printf’ that depend on a template parameter, so a declaration of ‘printf’ must be available
data.c++: In member function ‘virtual Data DataClass::getField(QString)’:
data.c++:45: error: ‘printf’ was not declared in this scope
data.c++: In member function ‘virtual void DataClass::setField(QString, Data)’:
data.c++:53: error: ‘printf’ was not declared in this scope
data.c++: In member function ‘void Data::type_error(QString) const’:
data.c++:67: error: ‘printf’ was not declared in this scope
make[1]: *** [data.o] Error 1
make: *** [.compile] Error 2

Version 4.1 is the culprit.  No file profile-clock.cpp exits.  I'm compiling from linux-headers.  I'm thinking that's the problem. 

Something I forgot to ask: what version are you dealing with ?

Is the file 'profile-clock.cpp' in the source directory ?

Of course this is again an ubuntu problem. We currently have nodbody who packages for that OS so if you want to help tracking down this bug that would be great,