mfc applications must not include <windows.h>
How can i use spirit within a MFC-application? VC7.1 complains about the inclusion of <windows.h> when I include "boost/spirit.hpp" and refuses any further compilation.
Silvester wrote:
How can i use spirit within a MFC-application?
VC7.1 complains about the inclusion of <windows.h> when I include "boost/spirit.hpp" and refuses any further compilation.
Make sure you include the MFC headers (<afxwin.h>) before the Spirit headers. Of course that's a workaround, not a solution, but I think it's the only way in this case. Sebastian Redl
At 10:44 2006-06-10, you wrote:
How can i use spirit within a MFC-application?
VC7.1 complains about the inclusion of <windows.h> when I include "boost/spirit.hpp" and refuses any further compilation.
put the spirit stuff in a file that doesn't need windows.h
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Silvester wrote:
How can i use spirit within a MFC-application?
VC7.1 complains about the inclusion of <windows.h> when I include "boost/spirit.hpp" and refuses any further compilation.
I've been using spirit in MFC applications extensively for several years now without any problems. Perhaps you can provide further details of the code. Jeff Flinn
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