Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| 1/ in LString.h, there is a small hack (from June 2000, and probably
| the consequence of too much beer for too few people in a same room)
| that says basically in the INCLUDED_STRING case
>
| #ifdef __STRING__
| #error The <string> header has been included before LString.h
| #else
| #define __STRING__
| #endif
>
| The idea is to define __STRING__ so that the <string> header will not
| get included.
I thought that I disbled this check?
No.. I only did the top one... we had two checks for this?
(and that was for config.h ...)
There might be another problem as well: systems having the stdlib in
std:: and those that have it in ::.
| 1/ the LString.h hack is bad, I have to see if I can get rid of it (is
| it an optimization or something really needed). There will be a cost
| for removing it, though.
>
| 2/ Having boost include <string> _always_ just to read a small define
| is very tasteless, and probably costs a lot in compile time.
perhaps...
| 3/ trying to guess compiler settings without using autoconf is a very
| fragile task.
agree.
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Lgb
