I am trying to use freetype in a C++/CLI project.

To those of you who don't know, C++/CLI is a separate programming
language invented by Microsoft which has all of C++ plus support for
the cli (common language infrastructure, a.k.a. .net).

The problem is, in C++/CLI, generic is a keyword.  This means the
headers don't work for me because there is a member of _FT_FaceRec_
with the name generic.

Does anyone know how I might be able to use FreeType when it uses a
keyword as an identifier?  I am using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
Professional Edition.

For now, I guess I'll edit the header.

Thank you,
Phil


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