I'm building a native module that wraps a library which declares a "node" 
class.  This class is used everywhere in the library so changing it is very 
tedious.  Nodejs uses a "node" namespace.  Because of this when I build my 
module I get name conflict errors everywhere.  To test my theory, I renamed 
the "node" namespace to "nodejs" in node.h and node_object_wrap.h and it 
resolved all the error, complied, but now it won't load from within nodejs. 
 Not sure this is related but at least I know it's a namespace issue at 
first.

How can I get around this issue within my module declaration?  I prefer not 
to touch the nodejs sources as well as not to touch the native library 
sources.

Is that possible?

Thanks,
Roy

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