Guillaume Lelarge wrote:
Hi,
I had an issue when I tried to compile pgAdmin today. I did a complete
svn update (I mean I first did rm -rf on my directory, then svn update,
then ./configure, then make). gcc is complaining about duplicate use of
DebuggerApiVersion :
../pgadmin/include/debugger/dbgPgConn.h:67: error: declaration of
'DebuggerApiVersion dbgPgConn::DebuggerApiVersion()'
../pgadmin/include/debugger/dbgPgConn.h:37: error: changes meaning of
'DebuggerApiVersion' from 'typedef enum DebuggerApiVersion
DebuggerApiVersion'
So I changed the Enum's name to DebuggerApiVersion_Enum and everything
compiles now. Nevertheless, I'm not sure I did right, even if it
compiles fine. So, here is my patch.
Comments are more than welcome :)
Yeah, I spotted that in the auto-build last night. The fix seems sound,
but I'm not keen on the name. Perhaps just DebuggerApiVersions (note the s)?
Anyhoo, please commit if you have a minute.
Thanks, Dave.
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