Comment #6 on issue 179 by [email protected]: Visual C++ error C1091 when
compiling protoc generated code with over 64k descriptor
http://code.google.com/p/protobuf/issues/detail?id=179
Valera,
"static std::string s(oss.str());\n" is not an elegant solution at all. I
did a similar hack with just std::string :
std::string s;
s += "bla-bla-bla".
The problem with this approach is that std::string parses literal string
till '\0' symbol. And, yes, literal string can have '\0' symbols in the
middle.
For instance, if .proto definition has an enumeration with elements equals
to 0 it will be presented by protobuf as '\0' element in proto definition
string.
A bit more elegant solution based on std::vector<char> is attached.
Attachments:
cpp_file.cc 22.5 KB
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