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[bug-cgicc] Compiler issue Microsoft Visual C ++ 7.01 - BOOLEAN_ELEMENT
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Jean ANDRE |
Subject: |
[bug-cgicc] Compiler issue Microsoft Visual C ++ 7.01 - BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (small, "small") |
Date: |
Fri, 28 Jan 2005 21:12:28 +0500 |
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Mozilla Thunderbird 0.9 (Windows/20041103) |
Hello,
I got a compile error in your macro under Microsoft Visual C++ 7.1 under
Windows 2000.
The problem is that the small is a reserved keyword for Microsoft
Interface Definition Language (MIDL) ????
If I comment the code or if I renamed small into whatever it is ok.
So my question is how to resolve properly this issue to still using the
small element ?
===============ERROR REPOR===================
d:\programs\gnu\cgicc-3.2.3\cgicc\HTMLClasses.h(185) : error C2065:
'smallTag' : undeclared identifier
d:\programs\gnu\cgicc-3.2.3\cgicc\HTMLClasses.h(185) : error C2955:
'cgicc::HTMLBooleanElement' : use of class template requires template
argument list
d:\programs\gnu\cgicc-3.2.3\cgicc\HTMLBooleanElement.h(184) : see
declaration of 'cgicc::HTMLBooleanElement'
d:\programs\gnu\cgicc-3.2.3\cgicc\HTMLClasses.h(185) : error C2628:
'cgicc::HTMLBooleanElement' followed by 'char' is illegal (did you
forget a ';'?)
d:\programs\gnu\cgicc-3.2.3\cgicc\HTMLClasses.h(185) : warning C4091:
'typedef ' : ignored on left of 'cgicc::HTMLBooleanElement' when no
variable is declared
// fonts - preferably use stylesheets
BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (tt, "tt"); // monospaced text
BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (i, "i"); // italic text style
BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (b, "b"); // bold text style
BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (big, "big"); // large font
--->> BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (small, "small"); // small font
// frames - not part of the strict DTD
BOOLEAN_ELEMENT (frameset, "frameset"); // frame layout
==============================================================================================
=== REASON
==============================================================================================
Platform SDK: Microsoft Interface Definition Language (MIDL)
small
The small keyword designates an 8-bit integer number.
small identifier-name;
Parameters
identifier-name
Specifies a valid MIDL identifier. Valid MIDL identifiers consist of up
to 31 alphanumeric and/or underscore characters and must start with an
alphabetic or underscore character.
Return Values
This has no return values.
Remarks
The small keyword can be preceded by either the keyword signed or the
keyword unsigned. The int keyword is optional and can be omitted. To the
MIDL compiler, a small integer is signed by default and is synonymous
with signed small int.
The small integer type is one of the base types of the IDL language. The
small integer type can appear as a type specifier in const declarations,
typedef declarations, general declarations, and function declarators (as
a function return–type specifier and as a parameter-type specifier). For
the context in which type specifiers appear, see Interface Definition
(IDL) File.
The sign of the small type can be modified by the MIDL compiler switch
/char. To avoid confusion, specify the sign of the integer type with the
keywords signed and unsigned.
See Also
/char, const, Interface Definition (IDL) File, int, long, short, signed,
unsigned, typedef
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Jean A. CANADA
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