When we made our OCI library, we decided to hack fstream.h,
but now I'd split the interface part of library (classes, function
prototypes and constants) and implementation (where you can #include
"oratypes.h").
Mark W Modrall <modrall_at_world.std.com> ÐÉÛÅÔ ×
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> Hi...
>
> I'm trying to port a oci library of ours to NT, but i'm
> getting hammered with errors over the use of streams. Specifically,
> there's a redefinition conflict in oratypes.h for a define of "text"
> vs the fstream.h include.
>
> oratypes.h has an ifdef LUSEMFC around it to prevent that
> definition, but i'm not using mfc and if i turn it on, all of the
> oci include files that bring in oratypes.h fail...
>
> any hints on how one is supposed to write oci programs that
> use streams for nt?
>
> thanks
> -mark
>
Received on Mon Aug 28 2000 - 00:53:52 CDT
