Hi All,
I have been using ActiveState Perl (v5.6) from my C++ programs in MS Visual
Studio successfully for some time now. However, some of my collegues are
also using the IBM VisualAge compiler (v4) and the perl calling component of
the code has been #ifdef'd out until now.
I am now trying to get the the code to compile under the VisualAge compiler
and am having all sorts of problems with the perl header files.
Firstly, I am getting a problem with threads with the following message from
perl.h:
"The text "perl_os_thread" is unexpected. "pthread_t" may be undeclared or
ambiguous."
I tracked this down to the fact that WIN32 is not defined in VisualAge and
so win32thread.h was not being included. On defining WIN32 however I am now
seeing a problem with the read macro in istream(probably brought about by
defining WIN32 when I really shouldn't have!).
Has anyone had any success with using the perl library with VisualAge? Is
there a proper way to do this???
Many Thanks in advance,
Steve
ps. Any responses - please respond to me directly as well as the list - I
only receive the list in digest form.
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Steve Dalton
Analyst Programmer
GSTPay Pty Ltd
Tel: +61 (0)2 8912 2210
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