Re: swig and perl580 and sun solaris compiler 5.3

hi

this looks      like it definitely fixes the 

> >"/usr/local/rogue711/workspaces/SOLARIS28/SUNPRO52/12s_nonstl/rw/tislist.h",

problem, but the ACE headers are still breaking

i am going to start searching through for more macros that might need to be 
undef'd

On Sat, Jan 25, 2003 at 12:31:33PM -0600, John Lenz wrote:
> >-I/usr/local/tibco/6.6/SOL28/SPARC/include  -xarch=v8plusa  -g
> >-ptrdebug_dir -o debug_dir/client_wrap.o -c  client_wrap.C
> >"/usr/local/rogue711/workspaces/SOLARIS28/SUNPRO52/12s_nonstl/rw/tislist.h",
> >line 130: Warning: Too few arguments in macro apply.
> >"/usr/local/rogue711/workspaces/SOLARIS28/SUNPRO52/12s_nonstl/rw/xpslist.h",
> >line 178: Warning: Too few arguments in macro apply.
> 
> I am faily certain that this is the same problem as the iostreams 
> problem.
> http://mailman.cs.uchicago.edu/pipermail/swig/2003-January/006615.html
> 
> The problem is that in the perl headers, there is a macro named apply 
> being defined (in embed.h).  Actually, there is a macro named 
> Perl_apply which for convenience is also defined to apply.  So then 
> later, when other files try and use the name apply the perl macro gets 
> expanded.
> 
> A quick hack would be either to not include embed.h (you will have to 
> try that, I have no idea if it will work) or undef all the macros that 
> give problems.  So for example you could do something like
> 
> #include "EXTERN.h"
> #include "perl.h"
> #include "XSUB.h"
> #undef apply
> #undef ....
> 
> Well actually you should put the undef's in the .i file so they get 
> added to the generated file.  I am looking at fixing this problem for 
> the next release of SWIG and not having to use those undefs.
> 
> John
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