Hi!
I am having a problem when compiling my libraries which use protobuf
generated sources when I'm using the Visual C++ 2005 Professional
edition. I am using the version 2.3.0 of Protocol Buffers.
I have described a custom string EnumValueOptions extension as
follows:
extend google.protobuf.EnumValueOptions {
optional string message = 50000;
}
Then, I use this string option in multiple enumeration values in
single enumeration proto, somewhat like this:
enum ExampleEnum
{
ENUMERATION_OPTION = 1 [(message) = "Enumeration option
1"];
ENUMERATION_OPTION = 2 [(message) = "Enumeration option
2"];
ENUMERATION_OPTION = 3 [(message) = "Enumeration option
3"];
ENUMERATION_OPTION = 4 [(message) = "Enumeration option
4"];
}
There are a lot more of these in the real implementation (maybe
hundreds and the messages are longer).
When I compile this with Visual Studio 2005 Pro I get:
"fatal error C1091: compiler limit: string exceeds 65535 bytes in
length"
This comes from the protoc generated file (i.e. exampleenum.pb.cc)
I have tried to compile this test project also in Linux environment
and with Visual C++ 2008 Express edition and the problem does not
reproduce.
I guess that the question is should the Protocol Buffers work when
using Visual Studio 2005? I can send you example project files if
necessary.
Thanks for reply in advance!
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