Hello Andrew,
> It appears that the VS8 binary package for osg2.2.0 has a problem in
> one of the 3rd party header files included. (jmorecfg.h)
> Compiling against it causes an error regarding redefinition of INT32.
[...]
> in jmorecfg.h:
>
> #ifndef XMD_H
> typedef long INT32;
> #endif
>
> is changed to:
>
> #if !defined( XMD_H ) && !defined( WIN32 )
> typedef long INT32;
> #endif
I just checked, and on my systems, the first block of code is in
jmorecfg.h (*no* include guard for WIN32), yet I never got the
redefinition warning. I'm using both Windows XP and Vista, with both
VC++ 2005 and 2008. Are you sure this isn't caused by some other
headers you're including in your app? That is to say, one definition
is in jmorecfg.h, where is the other one?
If you can post the entire warning (with file names and line numbers)
it would be easier to see what's going on. Just to check that this
isn't a red herring.
To reply to Philip Taylor about the 64-bit issues, this is a 3rd party
header, so OSG has little control over it. On the other hand, it comes
from libjpeg, which is very popular and is used on almost all linux
distros (most of which are built both 32 and 64 bit these days), so I
imagine if there were any 64-bit-cleanliness issues, they would have
heard about them by now. That is not to discount your point, which
could very well be correct, but it's "out of OSG's hands" anyways.
J-S
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