Hi,
Under VC++.net, if i include windows.h, and compile my application, i
have several data types ambiguous, like IDataObject, IMessageFilter,
IDropTarget,...
so it means that they are defined in windows.h but also in some other
namespaces.
how can i do to still have my windows.h included and avoiding ambiguous
definition ? and thus without undefining all ambiguous data type ?
thx.
Alain
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--== Alain ==-- wrote:
Hi,
Under VC++.net, if i include windows.h, and compile my application, i
have several data types ambiguous, like IDataObject, IMessageFilter,
IDropTarget,...
so it means that they are defined in windows.h but also in some other
namespaces.
how can i do to still have my windows.h included and avoiding
ambiguous definition ? and thus without undefining all ambiguous data
type ?
Please don't multi-post (cross-post instead). See my reply in
..dotnet.framew ork.
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