MacArthur, Ian (SELEX GALILEO, UK <ian.macarthur@...> writes: > > I still think this is a troll, but I'm gonna bite anyway...
I can guaranty you its not. But for the record. > - You have not told us what platform you are on > - You have not told us what toolchain you are using > > Nonetheless, I'm guessing it's some Windows platform, and possibly (as a guess) using some mingw or gcc > derived toolchain, but maybe using an MS toolchain? I didn't know you required that information. But nonetheless. platform Win XP/7. Mingw g++ FLTK 1.3.0 > In any case, the likelihood is that the issue is the use of the symbol names grp1, grp2 etc... > > MS uses those names internally in their C namespace and the often "leak out" into the user space code, so you > can not declare a variable called "grp1" or your code will bork. > Alright, if its that simple. I will look into it. No problem. > No, you posted an obfuscated url to a file stored elsewhere: many secure firewalls (i.e. the one here for > example) will not parse obfuscated URL's, and I almost never follow them anyway. They often go somewhere unsanitary... > I didn't know those urls didn't get through here. Must have been a simple misunderstanding. > However, the problem is now solved in my notes above so hopefully we can all move on. Yes, hopefully that will solve it. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list fltk@easysw.com http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
