The only gcc versions that are currently supported are 3.2+.
gcc 3.0 was buggy at best, I would recommend upgrading to the latest gnu gcc version. You could fix the compile errors specficly for 3.0. but everyone has gotten away from that version for a reason, so you would probably have to 'fix' the code everytime you compile.
The only actually error in there is
client.cpp:4510: name lookup of `i' changed for new ISO `for' scoping
client.cpp:4508: using obsolete binding at `i'
I would change that to a new variable name in that scope, say int r , then reference r in the loop.
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