Updates:
Status: Accepted
Comment #5 on issue 195 by [email protected]: common.h should not
have "using namespace std;"
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=195
what if my application code wanted to use the
google::protobuf name space but not std?
You should never use "using namespace". :) Yes, it's hypocritical for me
to say
that, but Google has lots of code that was written before GCC actually
moved STL into
the "std" namespace. As a result, we had to stick "using namespace std"
somewhere to
avoid updating everything, and that in turn means that most Google code
fails to
honor the "std" namespace at all. :/
Strange bug. I'll try to reproduce it and use your work around when I do
the next
release...
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