[Swig-user] Compile error in Lua example_wrap.c for Visual Studio 2005

[Ross B. <rbr...@gm...>]

Running swigwin 1.3.33 over the functest and simple example.i for Lua
creates an example_wrap.c that I'm unable to compile on Visual Studio 2005
with two errors on the same line:

Error    1    error C2275: 'swig_module_info' : illegal use of this type as
an expression    d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c    1216
Error    2    error C2065: 'module' : undeclared identifier
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c    1216

along with the following compiler output:

Compiling...
example_wrap.c
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1216) : error C2275:
'swig_module_info' : illegal use of this type as an expression
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(329) : see declaration of
'swig_module_info'
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1216) : error C2065:
'module' : undeclared identifier
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1222) : warning C4047:
'function' : 'swig_module_info *' differs in levels of indirection from
'int'
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1222) : warning C4024:
'SWIG_TypeQueryModule' : different types for formal and actual parameter 1
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1222) : warning C4047:
'function' : 'swig_module_info *' differs in levels of indirection from
'int'
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1222) : warning C4024:
'SWIG_TypeQueryModule' : different types for formal and actual parameter 2
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1615) : warning C4013:
'add1' undefined; assuming extern returning int
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1643) : warning C4013:
'add2' undefined; assuming extern returning int
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1671) : warning C4013:
'add3' undefined; assuming extern returning int
d:\swigwin\examples\lua\functest\example_wrap.c(1697) : warning C4013:
'add4' undefined; assuming extern returning int

The Line is this one:

  swig_module_info* module=SWIG_GetModule(L);

the complete generated example_wrap.c is pasted here:

http://pastebin.com/m2485b9c7

Any ideas would be appreciated.