Re: [Swig-user] Platform not supported errors when trying to Swig XSENS header file

[Paul F. <fer...@ho...>]

wsfulton wrote:
> 
> Fergus, Paul wrote:
>> Dear All,
>> 
>> I am trying to use a header file for a dll I want to use in Java. Based
>> on the tutorial I have simple made a reference to the header file in the
>> interface file - here is the interface file.
>> 
>> %module example
>>  %{
>>  /* Includes the header in the wrapper code */  #include "xsenscmt.h"
>>  %}
>> 
>>  /* Parse the header file to generate wrappers */  %include "xsenscmt.h"
>> 
>> The header file can be found at
>> http://www.tocaloshi.co.uk/code/xsenscmt.h (it was too big to post to
>> this forum). This header file is provided by XSENS - a motion capturing
>> product.
>> 
>> I use the following command line and I get the following errors:
>> 
>> C:\Users\tocaloshi\Documents\JNIProjects\XSENS_JNI_DLL\CMT Example
>> Dll>swig -jav a xsenscmt.i
>> xsenscmt.h(367): Error: CPP #error ""Platform not supported"". Use the
>> -cpperras warn option to continue swig processing.
>> xsenscmt.h(382): Error: CPP #error ""Platform not supported"". Use the
>> -cpperras warn option to continue swig processing.
>> xsenscmt.h(403): Error: CPP #error ""Platform not supported"". Use the
>> -cpperras warn option to continue swig processing.
>> xsenscmt.h(427): Error: CPP #error ""Platform not supported"". Use the
>> -cpperras warn option to continue swig processing.
>> xsenscmt.h(454): Error: CPP #error ""Platform not supported"". Use the
>> -cpperras warn option to continue swig processing.
>> xsenscmt.h(484): Error: CPP #error ""Platform not supported"". Use the
>> -cpperras warn option to continue swig processing.
>> 
> The most important thing is SWIG does not follow #include by default, 
> which is the ultimate reason why you get these errors. This is by design 
> and SWIG usually generates platform independent code. You need to decide 
> on the system specific information in this header file and set up the 
> appropriate macros to get what you want. You could try %include 
> <stdint.i>. stdint.i provides the necessary type information for SWiG 
> that stdint.h provides a C/C++ compiler.
> 
>> Could anyone see if they can swig the attached header file.
>> 
>> My platform is Windows Vista Home Premium.
>> 
>> Thank you in advance for your time and effort.
>> 
>> Kind Regards,
>> 
>> Paul
>>  
>> P.S. Would I have the same problem if I used Windows XP to swig the file?
> Unlikely to make any difference as the code you are feeding SWIG is 
> identical as SWIG does not follow #include files unless you tell it to.
> 
> William
> 
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Hi William

Thank you for your reply. You mentioned setting up Macros to include the
header files inside xsenscmt.h. I am new to SWIG and have not done this
before. Would you have a simple example of how I can set up a simply macro
to include the header files. 

Thank you in advance for your time and effort. 

Kind Regards, 

Paul
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