Re: [gtkmm] Troubles compiling gtkmm on WIN32

[Maya <escalante canada com>]

Is your code nemespaced? If not so, now would be a good idea to start 
namespacing your codo. If so, the reference operator might do the trick.

Good luck!
On 2002.09.13 10:21 Andrew E. Makeev wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are trying to build latest gtkmm (1.3.22) on WIN32 using mingw with
> gcc3.2.
>
> There is a problem with some token/enum names.
>
> 1. glibmm/thread.h
>
> enum ThreadPriority
> {
>   THREAD_PRIORITY_LOW,
>   THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL,
>   THREAD_PRIORITY_HIGH,
>   THREAD_PRIORITY_URGENT
> };
>
> THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL is defined somewhere in WINDOWS headers, so,
> compiler gave up here on token substitution.
>
> -----------------------------------------------------
> 2. gdkmm/
>
>    - types.h
> enum Status
> {
>   OK = 0,
>   ERROR = -1,
>   ERROR_PARAM = -2,
>   ERROR_FILE = -3,
>   ERROR_MEM = -4
> };
>
> ERROR token is defined in WINDOWS headers.
>
>    - event.h
> enum EventType
> {
>   NOTHING = -1,
>   DELETE,
>   DESTROY, ...
>
> DELETE token is defined in WINDOWS headers.
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
> 3. gtkmm/
>
>    - stock.h
> extern GTKMM_API const Gtk::BuiltinStockID DELETE;
>    - stock.cc
> const Gtk::BuiltinStockID DELETE = { GTK_STOCK_DELETE };
>
> DELETE again.
>
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