RE: [Mingw-users] bastring.h parsing error

[Leandro S. M. <lea...@si...>]

Thank you,

I'm using an older version than gcc-2.95 (gcc & g++ 2.8.1), so I'll change
to 3.x to see if the error occurs too...


It's a single source other.cpp like this:
#include <string>
#include "other.h"

other.h does not includes any other files...

Of course, It's part of some other sources of a project, so I'm using a
makefile with the make, and then it fails...

Leandro.

----- Original Message -----
From: Danny Smith <dan...@ya...>
To: <min...@li...>; Leandro San Miguel
<lea...@uo...>
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 4:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Mingw-users] bastring.h parsing error


--- Greg Chicares <chi...@mi...> wrote: > Leandro San Miguel
wrote:
> >
> > Does anybody know why this error occurs while making ?
> >
> > In file included from \\Tesis\\GNU_C++\\Mingw32\\include\\g++\\string:6,
> > \\Tesis\\GNU_C++\\Mingw32\\include\\g++\\std/bastring.h:65: parse error
> > before `>'
> > F:\TESIS\GNU_C_~1\MINGW32\BIN\MAKE.EXE: *** [myfile.o] Error 1
> >
> > In that line of bastring.h this is the sentence :
> > ...
> > template <class charT, class traits = string_char_traits <charT>, class
> > Allocator = alloc>
> > class basic_string
> > ...
>
> Probably this is a problem with some header
> that was included before <string>.
>
> myfile.cpp probably looks like this:
>
>   #include "some_header.hpp"
>   #include "another_header.hpp"
>   #include <string>
>   // some code
>
> First try compiling this:
>
> /*
>   #include "some_header.hpp"
>   #include "another_header.hpp"
> /*
>   #include <string>
>   // some code
>
> In other words, comment out everything but
> the inclusion of the string header where
> the error is reported. This should work if
> everything is installed correctly.
>
> Then try adding things back in, one at a time:
>
>   #include "some_header.hpp"
> /*
>   #include "another_header.hpp"
> /*
>   #include <string>
>   // some code
>
> If that fails, then the problem is in
> "some_header.hpp", so repeat the technique
> with that file. Eventually you will find
> the problem.
>

Hint.  <bastring.h> includes <stl_alloc.h> which includes <windows.h>.

<windows.h> does naughty things to C++ code.

In particular: If you are using an older version of gcc-2.95 (say 2.95.2-x)
then including windows.h with STL often caused serious problem  due to C++
parser vs. __stdcall (=WINAPI).

Danny

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