Mark, My understanding is that "#define min(..." is a macro, and therefore a preprocessor thing, and it doesn't understand namespaces :-(
I guess the solution, if we want this to compile on gcc-3.2, is to rename the macro to something else. xmin? Interestingly, the definition seems to change through the code. I've attached a list of files I found defining and using them. Richard. PS. I've just rebuilt 3.2, and suddenly stuff is broken again... On Sat, 2002-09-28 at 02:13, Post, Mark K wrote: > Per, > > But isn't that why "std::min" is specified? So that it won't look at > something outside of the std namespace? Again, my ignorance of C++ may be > showing, but that would still seem like a gcc problem. > > Mark Post >
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