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#undef __SC__ in stl_dm.h
Mar 19, 2003
Jan Knepper
Mar 19, 2003
Walter
Mar 19, 2003
Jan Knepper
Mar 19, 2003
Walter
Mar 19, 2003
Christof Meerwald
March 19, 2003
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What is the reason that __SC__ is being #undef'ed in stl_dm.h? I tried to use stlport instead of SGI's stl, but #undef'ing __SC__ breaks a lot of things in other code that relies on it such as MFC and ATL header files.

Thanks!
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March 19, 2003
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"Jan Knepper" <jan@smartsoft.us> wrote in message news:3E77D33C.5C7139F5@smartsoft.us...
> What is the reason that __SC__ is being #undef'ed in stl_dm.h? I tried to use stlport instead of SGI's stl, but #undef'ing __SC__ breaks a lot of things in other code that relies on it such as MFC and ATL header files.

It's to disable the anachronistic STLport code that supported the Symantec C++ compiler.
March 19, 2003
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Walter wrote:

> > What is the reason that __SC__ is being #undef'ed in stl_dm.h? I tried to use stlport instead of SGI's stl, but #undef'ing __SC__ breaks a lot of things in other code that relies on it such as MFC and ATL header files.
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> It's to disable the anachronistic STLport code that supported the Symantec C++ compiler.

Oh boy! I guess those should be replaced than with #if __SC__ <=/>= 0x####....

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March 19, 2003
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"Jan Knepper" <jan@smartsoft.us> wrote in message news:3E77ECA8.6C04105A@smartsoft.us...
> Walter wrote:
>
> > > What is the reason that __SC__ is being #undef'ed in stl_dm.h? I tried to use stlport instead of SGI's stl, but #undef'ing __SC__ breaks a lot of things in other code that relies on it such as MFC and ATL header files.
> >
> > It's to disable the anachronistic STLport code that supported the
Symantec
> > C++ compiler.
>
> Oh boy! I guess those should be replaced than with #if __SC__ <=/>=
0x####....

That would work better.
March 19, 2003
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 23:06:00 -0500, Jan Knepper wrote:
> Walter wrote:
>> > What is the reason that __SC__ is being #undef'ed in stl_dm.h? I tried to use stlport instead of SGI's stl, but #undef'ing __SC__ breaks a lot of things in other code that relies on it such as MFC and ATL header files.

Which version of DMC++ / STLport are you using? (I guess you are using DMC 8.30 with the included STLport)


>> It's to disable the anachronistic STLport code that supported the Symantec C++ compiler.
> Oh boy! I guess those should be replaced than with #if __SC__ <=/>= 0x####....

The current version of STLport for DMC++ (ftp://ftp.digitalmars.com/Digital_Mars_C++/STL/stlport.zip) only undefs __SC__ for building the STLport library itself (but this shouldn't affect your code) - it isn't undef'd anymore for programs that include a STLport header file.


bye, Christof

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