Yes, this is true. The API is not isolated for SPI, so you see
everything, including C pollution into the C++ namespace. Not sure
about a solution, except renaming some of the identifiers in the
backend. We have discussed that, and are waiting for more reports of
problems before taking it on.
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> Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > Sounds like you want to use the SPI interface.
>
> Thanks, I've read carefully about SPI and tried some things.
> No problems with using C with SPI.
> But when I've tried to compile C++ code with SPI,
> I've found that some SPI headers use the following names:
> class, typename. So this can't be compiled with g++.
> Declarations like
> typedef struct foo {/*...*/} *foo;
> also used, and caused compilation errors.
>
> It is much desired to me to compile with g++.
> Old code uses libpq++, libpq supports C++, SPI look like NOT.
> Is it true ?
>
>
> --
> Vladimir Zolotych [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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