replacing > it with :- > > nsIDHashKey::HashKey(NULL); > > for now ... Does this function serve any useful purpose at all ???
What compiler error happened with the original line? It's fine to replace that (use nsnull instead of NULL) if you need to, but you shouldn't. File a bug against me and I will get it checked in.
The dlldeps file is there solely to make sure the the proper symbols are exported from the xpcom.dll library. If you don't reference the symbols, they can sometimes be stripped out by the linker. So that code never actually runs, it's only there to make the linker work.
--Benjamin Smedberg
