Sigh. Yet another C++ reserved word which the cretins who designed C++
added instead of creating something with different syntax that would not
conflict with C. :-(
Fortunately, unless you are writing a very advanced and highly
sophisticated IMAP application, you probably do not need to include
imap4r1.h and do not need to use the LEVELxxxxxx macros defined in it.
So, I would recommend that you just delete the include of imap4r1.h and
delete the code that tests for LEVELNAMESPACE.
The c-client.h file should be C++ safe.
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Alla Bogolubov wrote:
Mark,
I tried to build my simple test app with a C++ compiler on HP-UX11i and
received the following error:
Error 19: "/home/sambuild/imap-2007/c-client/imap4r1.h", line 71 #
Unexpected
'namespace'.
unsigned int namespace :1; /* server has NAMESPACE (RFC 2342)
*/
Please see the application and the Makefile attached.
An attempt to replace iostd.h with iostream.h and 'using namespace std;'
results in the following compiler error:
Error 24: "GetMail.c", line 258 # '<type name>' expected instead of
'namespace'.
if (LEVELNAMESPACE (stream)) puts (" Multiple namespaces
(RFC 2342)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Error 187: "GetMail.c", line 258 # Referenced object '<type inserted by
compiler>' is not a member of struct imap_cap
["/home/sambuild/imap-2007/c-client/imap4r1.h", line 59].
if (LEVELNAMESPACE (stream)) puts (" Multiple namespaces
(RFC 2342)
Is there a known workaround for this problem? Can c-client be used with
C++ application?
Thank you,
Alla
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