[Dev-C++] How to avoid <macro or recursion too deep> message

[Santiago P. C. <San...@yd...>]

Hi to *,

I'm trying to do 'some_kind_of_port' (I'm not so good programmer to be sure
of achiveing that, but I must try ;oD) of a Linux app to Windoze, but I'm
finding a lot of errors like this one:

D:/path/to/include/folder/include_file.h: macro or `#include' recursion too
deep

I know this error uses to appear when invoking g++ with '-traditional' flag,
but this is not the case, here is my command line:

g++ -mconsole -mthreads -shared -c D:\usr\ports\unix\config.cxx
-I"D:\usr\ports\include" -I"D:\usr\libs\include" -L"D:\usr\ports\lib"
-L"D:\usr\libs\lib"

AFAIK this should be solved by using the following structure on all include
files:

#idnfdef __LIBRARY_NAME__FILENAME_H__
#define __LIBRARY_NAME__FILENAME_H__
... File contents
#endif

But, due to the fact that I'm using 'external' libs (like PWLib) it is not
possible to modify all include files (everytime a new version of the library
is released) to keep them using this structure (and I also think this is not
the solution).

I'm relatively new to MinGW and Dev-C++ so, any hints on where should I look
at?

Thanx,
	Santy


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