Hi @all, I'm getting a strange error while compiling stdsoap2.cpp on linux with DEBUG defined. The same code compiles fine with Visual Studio.
The error seems to be that gsoap assumes to have the local versions of the *printf* functions available while it is not true. A valid workaround is shown below. A cpp file which first includes stdsoap2.h (which defines *printf*_l), than undefines the "wrong" functions and at the end includes stdsoap2.cpp. Is this a known bug in gsoap? Is the workaround I'm using the correct way to get it work? Thanks! Error message: stdsoap2.cpp: In function const char* soap_float2s(soap*, float): stdsoap2.cpp:9515: error: sprintf_l was not declared in this scope stdsoap2.cpp: In function int soap_s2float(soap*, const char*, float*): stdsoap2.cpp:9565: warning: null argument where non-null required (argument 3) stdsoap2.cpp:9577: error: sscanf_l was not declared in this scope stdsoap2.cpp: In function const char* soap_double2s(soap*, double): stdsoap2.cpp:9659: error: sprintf_l was not declared in this scope stdsoap2.cpp: In function int soap_s2double(soap*, const char*, double*): stdsoap2.cpp:9704: warning: null argument where non-null required (argument 3) stdsoap2.cpp:9712: error: sscanf_l was not declared in this scope Cpp file which includes stdsoap2.cpp to not get the error: #ifdef LINUX #pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wwrite-strings" #include "Resources/include/gSOAP/stdsoap2.h" #undef HAVE_SPRINTF_L #undef HAVE_SSCANF_L #undef HAVE_STRTOD_L #endif // LINUX #include "Resources/include/gSOAP/stdsoap2.cpp" #ifdef LINUX #pragma GCC diagnostic warning "-Wwrite-strings" #endif // LINUX
