Migration of VC++ 6.0 Project to VC++.NET Compilation Error

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I converted my VC++ 6.0 Project to VC++.NET and during compilation, I get the
following error everywhere:

Error 1 error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does
not support default-int g:\argusweb\sou rce\gssutil\xml message.h 20

If is referring to the line:
log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

You can see it in the .h file below:
// XmlMessage.h: interface for the XmlMessage class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#if
!defined(AFX_XM LMESSAGE_H__9D3 221FC_2D98_45A5 _A442_FC067DA20 64D__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_XMLMESSAGE_ H__9D3221FC_2D9 8_45A5_A442_FC0 67DA2064D__INCL UDED_
#define WINVER 0x0502

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

#include "msxml2.h"
#include "gss_types. h"

class XmlMessage
{
public:
static TCHAR* Escape(const TCHAR * pchXML);
log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);
CString GetParseError() ;
static CString FormatDate(CStr ing sDate, CString sDTFormat = _T("%Y/%m/%d
%H:%M:%S"));
XmlMessage(cons t TCHAR* pchXML, long lSpecial);
XmlMessage();
explicit XmlMessage(cons t long lGssMsg);
virtual ~XmlMessage();
operator long () {
return m_lGssMsg;
};
operator TCHAR* () {
TCHAR* pch = new TCHAR[m_sXml.GetLengt h() + 1];
_tcscpy(pch, m_sXml);
return pch;
};

[Brian Muth]

Sounds like a valid error message. You need to change to:

int log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

or more likely:

void log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

Brian
"Nishal Patel" <Ni*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
news:6C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

>I converted my VC++ 6.0 Project to VC++.NET and during compilation, I get
the
following error everywhere:

Error 1 error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does
not support default-int g:\argusweb\sou rce\gssutil\xml message.h 20

If is referring to the line:
log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

You can see it in the .h file below:
// XmlMessage.h: interface for the XmlMessage class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#if
!defined(AFX_XM LMESSAGE_H__9D3 221FC_2D98_45A5 _A442_FC067DA20 64D__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_XMLMESSAGE_ H__9D3221FC_2D9 8_45A5_A442_FC0 67DA2064D__INCL UDED_
#define WINVER 0x0502

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

#include "msxml2.h"
#include "gss_types. h"

class XmlMessage
{
public:
static TCHAR* Escape(const TCHAR * pchXML);
log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);
CString GetParseError() ;
static CString FormatDate(CStr ing sDate, CString sDTFormat = _T("%Y/%m/%d
%H:%M:%S"));
XmlMessage(cons t TCHAR* pchXML, long lSpecial);
XmlMessage();
explicit XmlMessage(cons t long lGssMsg);
virtual ~XmlMessage();
operator long () {
return m_lGssMsg;
};
operator TCHAR* () {
TCHAR* pch = new TCHAR[m_sXml.GetLengt h() + 1];
_tcscpy(pch, m_sXml);
return pch;
};

[=?Utf-8?B?TmlzaGFsIFBhdGVs?=]

Thanks. That worked. Needed to set to VOID in front.

Got another questions with compile problem. It does not like this:

friend istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string);

Gives the following error:

Error 2 error C2433: 'ostream' : 'friend' not permitted on data
declarations g:\argusweb\sou rce\dbapp\AStri ng.h 115
"Brian Muth" wrote:

Sounds like a valid error message. You need to change to:

int log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

or more likely:

void log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

Brian
"Nishal Patel" <Ni*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
news:6C******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

I converted my VC++ 6.0 Project to VC++.NET and during compilation, I get
the
following error everywhere:

Error 1 error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ does
not support default-int g:\argusweb\sou rce\gssutil\xml message.h 20

If is referring to the line:
log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);

You can see it in the .h file below:
// XmlMessage.h: interface for the XmlMessage class.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#if
!defined(AFX_XM LMESSAGE_H__9D3 221FC_2D98_45A5 _A442_FC067DA20 64D__INCLUDED_)
#define AFX_XMLMESSAGE_ H__9D3221FC_2D9 8_45A5_A442_FC0 67DA2064D__INCL UDED_
#define WINVER 0x0502

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

#include "msxml2.h"
#include "gss_types. h"

class XmlMessage
{
public:
static TCHAR* Escape(const TCHAR * pchXML);
log_comment(cha r *psz_comment, long bStart=0);
CString GetParseError() ;
static CString FormatDate(CStr ing sDate, CString sDTFormat = _T("%Y/%m/%d
%H:%M:%S"));
XmlMessage(cons t TCHAR* pchXML, long lSpecial);
XmlMessage();
explicit XmlMessage(cons t long lGssMsg);
virtual ~XmlMessage();
operator long () {
return m_lGssMsg;
};
operator TCHAR* () {
TCHAR* pch = new TCHAR[m_sXml.GetLengt h() + 1];
_tcscpy(pch, m_sXml);
return pch;
};

[Tamas Demjen]

Nishal Patel wrote:

Thanks. That worked. Needed to set to VOID in front.

Got another questions with compile problem. It does not like this:

friend istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string);

Gives the following error:

Error 2 error C2433: 'ostream' : 'friend' not permitted on data
declarations g:\argusweb\sou rce\dbapp\AStri ng.h 115

The error points to ostream, which I don't see in your code. Where's
AString? You have to show us a short but 100% complete sample that
reproduces the problem, or at least include enough contextual information.

This compiles to me, so it's really not that line of code that causes
the error:

using namespace std;

class AString
{
friend istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string);
};

istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string)
{
return ar;
}

Tom

[Daniel Ford]

Yes, that compiles; however, adding

void main()
{
AString a;
cin >a;
}

gives "error C2593: 'operator >>' is ambiguous."

Though I don't completely understand the cause, one solution appears to be to add prototypes at the beginning, i.e.

class AString;

istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string);

class AString
{
friend istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string);
};
istream& operator>>(istr eam& ar, AString& string)
{
return ar;
}

void main()
{
AString a;
operator>>(cin, a);
}
However, I don't know if this, in turn, will lead to other problems. If anyone knows of a better, or preferred, solution let me know.

[Daniel Ford]

Please ignore my previous comments. I expect that the problems I indicated are due to a known MSDN bug: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/192539/en-us