On 10/21/2010 03:33 PM, Robert Schweikert wrote:
I am attaching the .i file.
So if 2.2.3 works for you I guess there might be some instantiation
issue. I am building with 4.4.1, or an issue with boost. I am using 1.39
I suspect this may be an autotools configuration issue. If you look at
configure.ac, it checks to see if
<xqilla/ast/XQEffectiveBooleanValue.hpp> is available.
# Check to see if we need to use legacy calls for effective boolean value
xqilla_has_ebv=yes
AC_CHECK_HEADER([xqilla/ast/XQEffectiveBooleanValue.hpp], ,
[xqilla_has_ebv=no])
test $xqilla_has_ebv = yes &&
AC_DEFINE([XQ_EFFECTIVE_BOOLEAN_VALUE_HPP], [1], [XQilla version has
xqilla/ast/XQEffectiveBooleanValue.hpp.])
Perhaps AC_CHECK_HEADER is not finding the header file?
If you look at XmlExchange.cpp, it checks this define to see whether to
include the file that defines effective boolean value:
#ifdef XQ_EFFECTIVE_BOOLEAN_VALUE_HPP
#include <xqilla/ast/XQEffectiveBooleanValue.hpp>
#endif
Later on, it uses the same define to decide whether to use the older
XQilla API or the newer one:
#ifdef XQ_EFFECTIVE_BOOLEAN_VALUE_HPP
Item::Ptr first_ = result->next(context.get());
Item::Ptr second_ = result->next(context.get());
return XQEffectiveBooleanValue::get(first_, second_, context.get(), 0);
#else
return result->getEffectiveBooleanValue(context.get(), 0);
#endif
What happens if you set XQ_EFFECTIVE_BOOLEAN_VALUE_HPP by hand?
Jonathan
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