It is in a c header file not a c++ header file. Sometimes it needs to
be included. C++ should not try and use it as a keyword since it is
extern "C".
David
Ireneusz Szczesniak wrote:
It must be a bug of GCC. I will report it to them.
Ireneusz
But 'or' is a c++ keyword!
What I'm missing?
Thanks,
Marco Morandini
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