When using Common C++ versions greater than 1.6.2, I get compile errors in my code wherever I include a common c++ header, e.g.
The compile error is: ...std_msgs.h:36: syntax error before `;'
This line of code at line 36 is the declaration: tcpstream tcpstr;
where I am including: #include <cc++/socket.h>
The same code compiles fine using 1.6.2 or lower.
Could this be a namespace issue or something else?
TIA for any help.
--Steve
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When using Common C++ versions greater than 1.6.2, I get compile errors in my code wherever I include a common c++ header, e.g.
The compile error is:
...std_msgs.h:36: syntax error before `;'
This line of code at line 36 is the declaration:
tcpstream tcpstr;
where I am including:
#include <cc++/socket.h>
The same code compiles fine using 1.6.2 or lower.
Could this be a namespace issue or something else?
TIA for any help.
--Steve