Pretty well every single Qt dialog file has to #include "debug.h"
before any of the Qt system headers or the compiler gets confused.
Why? Because Qt in its wisdom defines a macro DEBUG that clashes with
the DEBUG defined in support/debugstream.h that is #included through
the Qt button controller.
struct debug_trait {
enum type {
NONE = 0,
EMERG = 1,
ALERT = 2,
CRIT = 3,
ERR = 4,
WARN = 5,
NOTICE = 6,
INFO = 7,
DEBUG = 8,
ANY = 0xffffff
};
I've tried this fix which seems to work:
ifdef DEBUG
#define CRAPPY_QT_DEBUG DEBUG
#undef DEBUG
#endif
#include "Qt2BC.h"
#ifdef CRAPPY_QT_DEBUG
#define DEBUG CRAPPY_QT_DEBUG
#undef CRAPPY_QT_DEBUG
#endif
Would it be Ok if I added these blocks around struct debug_trait?
Maybe I'll make the macro name more polite ;-)
--
Angus
