Hi people! I was just trying to create a small test-program with libtrivfs and stumbled across the use of the reserved C++-keyword 'catch' in struct cthread. Is there a known workaround for that problem and, if not, could someone patch the header with #ifdef c_plusplus #error this file can only be used with plain C, not C++ #endif in conformance[1] to the rest of the file. However, after using a brute hack (#defining catch to something else while #including the headers) I got some more errors, but those where mostly about implicit conversions that are not done in C++ (for type-safety). The question is, whether there is a known workaround or, if not, it is worth the fuss to C++-ize those headers.
Another note, btw: I would go so far to file a bug against the package that contains cthreads.h, but dpkg doesn't know where it came from !? cheers Uli [1] I believe that this 'c_plusplus' thing is also wrong/obsolete, the rest of the world uses '__cplusplus' instead...
