(To Subversion and TortoiseSVN lists.)
Subversion change r1815293 marks the shelving APIs with
SVN_EXPERIMENTAL. In TortoiseSVN this translates to
__declspec(deprecated("experimental function used")) which raises an
error when the functions are called from SVN.cpp.
The basic way to work around this, as used in Subversion r1815294 in
shelve-cmd.c and shelve.c, is to #define SVN_EXPERIMENTAL as nothing
before including Subversion header files.
In TortoiseSVN's, the Subversion headers are included not directly in
each file (e.g. SVN.cpp) but from inside the pre-compiled header stdafx.x.
I would have preferred to put '#define SVN_EXPERIMENTAL' just in SVN.cpp
which is the only file that calls the experimental functions. Putting
the #define directly in SVN.cpp, before #include stdafx.h, does NOT
work, even if followed by including svn_types.h and svn_client.h. The
compiler throws a warning about it and ignores it and still uses the
declarations from the precompiled header and so raises the same errors
in the end.
It looks like I need to put '#define SVN_EXPERIMENTAL' inside stdafx.h
(just before the Subversion includes).
If I do, it then builds OK.
Is that OK?
- Julian
