Hi folks,
I'm including various headers, e.g. QtOpenGL and QtWidgets headers,
which include <QtCore/qt_windows.h>, which then includes either directly
or indirectly, headers such as <um/winnt.h> and <um/wingdi.h>, which
define macros such as VOID and HALFTONE. I think <QtCore/qopengl.h> is
the culprit in this case, and it doesn't look like that's particularly
avoidable.
I'm using a TIFF library which defines enum values including VOID and
HALFTONE (which are TIFF tags). This breaks compilation since the enums
are replaced with "void" and "4" respectively for VOID and HALFTONE.
This is obviously working just fine on every other platform, it's just
Windows at fault.
I'd basically like to ask if anyone else has encountered issues like
this, and if so:
- is there any way of avoiding or hiding the includes?
- any other known workarounds or suggestions?
I'd rather not undef things since my headers might be used by others and
they might need the defines.
Thanks,
Roger
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