error C4430: missing type specifier - int assumed. Note: C++ doesnot support default-int

[Bit Byte]

The following function pointer declarations used to compile without any
problems in VS7.1, now when I try to compile in VS8, I get a C4430
error. Anyone knows why, and how to fix it (without using pragma disable)?

//My header file ...

/* Prototypes for subscription callbacks */
typedef void (__stdcall *IntCallback)(const char*, const Scope, const int);
typedef void (__stdcall *DoubleCallback)(const char*, const Scope, const
double);

.....

etc

[Ben Voigt]

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The following function pointer declarations used to compile without any
problems in VS7.1, now when I try to compile in VS8, I get a C4430 error.
Anyone knows why, and how to fix it (without using pragma disable)?

//My header file ...

/* Prototypes for subscription callbacks */
typedef void (__stdcall *IntCallback)(const char*, const Scope, const
int);
typedef void (__stdcall *DoubleCallback)(const char*, const Scope, const
double);

probably the type "Scope" is not declared, so the compiler thinks that Scope
is the variable name and that the type is missing.