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Hyp-X
Posted - Aug 05 2005 : 01:57:21 AM Try the following C++ source:
#include "Foo.h"
struct CFoo { int Bar; };
CFoo *Foo;
Try to change the include path to "../Foo.h"
VAX replaces '.' to '->' so the include path will be "->->/Foo.h"
This is very annoying ...
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Posted - Jan 19 2006 : 12:27:54 AM Fixed in 1440.
feline
Posted - Aug 08 2005 : 4:23:42 PM *ah* i have found the problem. there was some other variable called "Foo" in the test project i was using that was confusing VAX. if i use a proper project that is not already full of things called "Foo" and "Bar" then i see the same thing.
i had initially tried with "CFoo *Foo;" at global scope, but that had not worked either, and i presumed this was a typo, due to my slight aversion to global variables
case=709
Hyp-X
Posted - Aug 06 2005 : 4:36:59 PM Yes, in my code "CFoo *Foo;" is in global scope, not inside a function. The problem is likely appearing only when Foo is a global variable.
feline
Posted - Aug 06 2005 : 3:59:19 PM using VS 2003 and VAX 1418 i have added the code:
to an existing cpp file. i used Foo in the function to make sure that VAX was converting "." to "->" correctly, and it is. i then changed the include line as you did, and the dots were left alone. are you doing something different?
