If I try to declare an object of type fstream (or ofstream), I run into a compilation error refering to an __something function or variable.
Please note, I am including <fstream>, not <fstream.h>. I do know that much.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
John
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John R. Delaney wrote: If I try to declare an object of type fstream (or ofstream), I run
into a compilation error refering to an __something function or
variable.
Please note, I am including <fstream>, not <fstream.h>. I do know
that much.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Please give some example code and/or the complete text of an error message.
-cd
The error message is "error C2061: syntax error: identifier '_DebugHeapTag' ". It occurs when building the project's precompiled header file.
Once I realized this was not simply a case of some oversight on my part (e.g., the fopen "b" argument) or a known bug, I did build a ~10 line project focused on the problem. The error does not show up there. It could be that I have 1 of the 100's of build properties set differently in the test project than in the real project. If you can suggest any for me to fiddle with, I will.
I would take the more general approach of cutting down the real project until it was the minimum size that would produce the error but that could take a while. The real project runs ~200,000 SLOC with considerable interdependence among its many .h and .cpp files. If you can suggest something that would reduce the effort significantly, I will give it a try. Otherwise, I will simply use the C-style I/O functions (which work now), thanks to you.
Again with graditude and respect,
John Delaney
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John R. Delaney wrote: If I try to declare an object of type fstream (or ofstream), I run
into a compilation error refering to an __something function or
variable. Please note, I am including <fstream>, not <fstream.h>. I do know
that much. Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Please give some example code and/or the complete text of an error message.
-cd
John R. Delaney wrote: The error message is "error C2061: syntax error: identifier
'_DebugHeapTag' ". It occurs when building the project's precompiled
header file.
Once I realized this was not simply a case of some oversight on my
part (e.g., the fopen "b" argument) or a known bug, I did build a ~10
line project focused on the problem. The error does not show up
there. It could be that I have 1 of the 100's of build properties set
differently in the test project than in the real project. If you can
suggest any for me to fiddle with, I will.
I would take the more general approach of cutting down the real
project until it was the minimum size that would produce the error
but that could take a while. The real project runs ~200,000 SLOC with
considerable interdependence among its many .h and .cpp files. If you
can suggest something that would reduce the effort significantly, I
will give it a try. Otherwise, I will simply use the C-style I/O
functions (which work now), thanks to you.
That's probably the better choice anyway - it'll be less work than retooling
a large codebase to use C++ streams. Unfortunately, I don't know of any
magic bullet for narrowing down a repro case other than the laborious method
you allude to. Checking the complete compiler options between your test
project and the production project is a reasonably simple thing to do and
might yield some answers, but I doubt it. More likely, the cause is a macro
that's interfering with the <iostream> header file somehow, so it's
dependent on exactly what's been included and in what order.
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