Hi Mike,
I believe the simple tokens "near" and "far" are keywords in the VS compiler (a
legacy of the distinction between the near and far pointers of the x86 architecture way way back
when)
They're not keywords, they're #defined in a header that's included when
you include windows.h. Since osgthirdpersonview did not include
windows.h before, there was no problem. Now, as it stands, Atomic is
being included everywhere, and includes windows.h, hence the problem.
But the rest of your analysis is right.
J-S
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