does not name a type using g++ compiling

[medrifter]

I have a program like this
1.Analyze.h as follows

#if !defined(AFX_AN ALYZE_H__550791 A7_B441_4AD3_BC EB_4F391A71D410 __INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_ANALYZE_H__ 550791A7_B441_4 AD3_BCEB_4F391A 71D410__INCLUDE D_
#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#include <direct.h>
#include "symbol_macros. h"
#include "ShareTools .h"
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000

extern ShareTools g_Tools;

using namespace std;

class Analyze
{
public:
Analyze();
virtual ~Analyze();

public:
virtual bool setSwitches(Cod ingScheme encoding=UTF8_C ODING,char *ListPath="", char *DataPath="");
.......
}
#endif
2. ShareTools.h as follows
#if !defined(AFX_SH ARETOOLS__INCLU DED_)
#define AFX_SHARETOOLS_ _INCLUDED_

#if _MSC_VER > 1000
#pragma once
#endif // _MSC_VER > 1000

#pragma warning(disable :4786)

#include <time.h>
#include "codingConverse .h"
#include "Counterpoint.h "
using namespace std;

class ShareTools
{
public:
ShareTools()
....
}
#endif
3.symbol_macros .h as follows
#if !defined(AFX_SY MBOL_MACROS_INC LUDED)
#define AFX_SYMBOL_MACR OS_INCLUDED

///to screen C4786 warning information when compiling
#pragma warning(disable :4786)

#include "LIMITS.H"
#include <vector>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

enum ConversorName {GB_UNICODE, UNICODE_GB, UTF8_UNICODE,
UNICODE_UTF8, BIG5_UNICODE, UNICODE_BIG5,
UCS2_UNICODE,UN ICODE_UCS2};

const unsigned short ConversorMaxNum =UNICODE_UCS2+1 ;

/// the encoding schemes the system can treat. GB series, BIG5, UTF-8
enum CodingScheme {GB_CODING, UTF8_CODING, BIG5_CODING, UCS2_CODING};
.....
#endif

but when using g++ to compile this on linux, errors like this:
'ShareTools'doe s not name a type
'CodingScheme'h as not been declared

why? how to solve this?
this program can be compile successfully on VS 2005

[gpraghuram]

How are you compiling the code and what options u use for compiling it?

Raghu

[medrifter]

How are you compiling the code and what options u use for compiling it?

Raghu

thank you for your reply, I have solved it, it's because of #if _MSC_VER > 1000,
it will not be defined in linux, so the include file will not be included.