Hello,

Why do I get these errors?

sc App.cpp -cpp -Ae -mn -o+time -WA -ff -5 -a8 -Nc -c -H -HO- -Ip:\wxwindows\include -oApp.obj
Error: p:\wxwindows\include\wx/msw/bitmap.h(86): 'wxBitmap::wxBitmap' is already defined
Error: p:\wxwindows\include\wx/msw/icon.h(74): 'wxIcon::wxIcon' is already defined
Lines Processed: 26736  Errors: 2  Warnings: 0
Build failed

Thanks in advance,
Alexis.
http://alexisware.com

PS: Sorry if I sent this twice!

Sorry, This is what I get with the controls sample!

sc controls.cpp -mn -o+time -WA -3 -a8 -c -Ip:\wxwindows\include -ocontrols.obj
Error: p:\wxwindows\include\wx/msw/bitmap.h(86): 'wxBitmap::wxBitmap' is already defined
Error: p:\wxwindows\include\wx/msw/icon.h(74): 'wxIcon::wxIcon' is already defined
Lines Processed: 164806  Errors: 2  Warnings: 0
Build failed

Almost the same I get with my test application.

Thanks...
Alexis.

you need to compile it via the makefile, which set all sorts of conditonal tests, compiles the code with the required headers (precompiled) and links to the wxwindows library

C:\wx\wx24b\samples\controls>make -f makefile.sc
dmc -c -cpp -Ae -Ar -mn -D_WINDOWS -6 -a8 -Nc -c -H -HD..\..\d_mars -HO- -DWXMSW
 -D__WIN32__ -D__WIN95__ -D__WXDEBUG__  -I..\..\include -I..\..\lib\_sc -I..\..\
contrib\include -I..\../src/regex;..\../src/png;..\../src/jpeg;..\../src/zlib;..
\../src/tiff  controls.cpp -ocontrols.obj

rcc -D__NT__ -r -I..\..\include -I..\..\lib\_sc -I..\..\contrib\include -I..\../
src/regex;..\../src/png;..\../src/jpeg;..\../src/zlib;..\../src/tiff controls.rc


link  /DELEXECUTABLE /RC -L/exet:nt/su:windows controls.obj , controls.exe, cont
rols, ..\..\lib\ wx_sc.lib  png_sc tiff_sc jpeg_sc zlib_sc shell32_sc wsock32_sc
 winmm32_sc advapi32 comctl32 comdlg32 ctl3d32 gc  gdi32 kernel32 ole32 oleaut32
 snn user32 uuid


Alexis Golzman wrote:

> Sorry, This is what I get with the controls sample!
> 
> sc controls.cpp -mn -o+time -WA -3 -a8 -c -Ip:\wxwindows\include -ocontrols.obj
> Error: p:\wxwindows\include\wx/msw/bitmap.h(86): 'wxBitmap::wxBitmap' is already defined
> Error: p:\wxwindows\include\wx/msw/icon.h(74): 'wxIcon::wxIcon' is already defined
> Lines Processed: 164806  Errors: 2  Warnings: 0
> Build failed
> 
> Almost the same I get with my test application.
> 
> Thanks...
> Alexis.
> 

chris elliott wrote:

> you need to compile it via the makefile, which set all sorts of conditonal tests, compiles the code with the required headers (precompiled) and links to the wxwindows library
> 
> C:\wx\wx24b\samples\controls>make -f makefile.sc

Hmmm... This is the result of using that makefile:

P:\wxWindows\samples\controls>p:\dm\bin\make -f makefile.sc FINAL=1
dmc -c -cpp -Ae -Ar -mn -D_WINDOWS -6 -a8 -Nc -c -H -HD..\..\d_mars -HO- -DWXMSW
 -D__WIN32__ -D__WIN95__ -D__WXDEBUG__  -I..\..\include -I..\..\lib\_sc -I..\..\
contrib\include -I..\../src/regex;..\../src/png;..\../src/jpeg;..\../src/zlib;..
\../src/tiff  controls.cpp -ocontrols.obj
};
^
..\..\include\wx/strconv.h(77) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RT
TI
const int  ID_NOTEBOOK          = 1000;
    ^
controls.cpp(364) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyButton, wxButton)
                                   ^
controls.cpp(499) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyComboBox, wxComboBox)
                                       ^
controls.cpp(503) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyRadioBox, wxRadioBox)
                                       ^
controls.cpp(511) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
Fatal error: too many errors
--- errorlevel 1

--- errorlevel 1

Seems I'll stick to mingw32, which does the job. Although really slooooooooooooooooooowly! (ARGH).

Thanks anyway,
Alexis.

PS: That "P:" drive is actually a pointer to the "c:\progtools" folder I created for programming tools that have to be installed on a root directory. I don't think that's the problem anyway...

"Alexis Golzman" <alexis_golzman@yahoo.com.ar> wrote in message news:bm4mvm$181r$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> chris elliott wrote:
>
> > you need to compile it via the makefile, which set all sorts of conditonal tests, compiles the code with the required headers (precompiled) and links to the wxwindows library
> >
> > C:\wx\wx24b\samples\controls>make -f makefile.sc
>
> Hmmm... This is the result of using that makefile:
>
> P:\wxWindows\samples\controls>p:\dm\bin\make -f makefile.sc FINAL=1
> dmc -c -cpp -Ae -Ar -mn -D_WINDOWS -6 -a8 -Nc -c -H -HD..\..\d_mars -HO-
> -DWXMSW
>   -D__WIN32__ -D__WIN95__ -D__WXDEBUG__  -I..\..\include -I..\..\lib\_sc
> -I..\..\
> contrib\include
> -I..\../src/regex;..\../src/png;..\../src/jpeg;..\../src/zlib;..
> \../src/tiff  controls.cpp -ocontrols.obj
> };
> ^
> ..\..\include\wx/strconv.h(77) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order
> to use RT
> TI
> const int  ID_NOTEBOOK          = 1000;
>      ^
> controls.cpp(364) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyButton, wxButton)
>                                     ^
> controls.cpp(499) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyComboBox, wxComboBox)
>                                         ^
> controls.cpp(503) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyRadioBox, wxRadioBox)
>                                         ^
> controls.cpp(511) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> Fatal error: too many errors
> --- errorlevel 1
>
> --- errorlevel 1
>
> Seems I'll stick to mingw32, which does the job. Although really
> slooooooooooooooooooowly! (ARGH).

Why not just add the flag -HItypeinfo.h and try that? Or take off the -Ar switch.

Well you must be doing something wrong. It should compile without a problem. What version of wxWindows are you using?
What is in your sc.ini file in the DM\bin dir?
What is your environment set to?

Arjan

Alexis Golzman wrote:
> chris elliott wrote:
> 
>> you need to compile it via the makefile, which set all sorts of conditonal tests, compiles the code with the required headers (precompiled) and links to the wxwindows library
>>
>> C:\wx\wx24b\samples\controls>make -f makefile.sc
> 
> 
> Hmmm... This is the result of using that makefile:
> 
> P:\wxWindows\samples\controls>p:\dm\bin\make -f makefile.sc FINAL=1
> dmc -c -cpp -Ae -Ar -mn -D_WINDOWS -6 -a8 -Nc -c -H -HD..\..\d_mars -HO- -DWXMSW
>  -D__WIN32__ -D__WIN95__ -D__WXDEBUG__  -I..\..\include -I..\..\lib\_sc -I..\..\
> contrib\include -I..\../src/regex;..\../src/png;..\../src/jpeg;..\../src/zlib;..
> \../src/tiff  controls.cpp -ocontrols.obj
> };
> ^
> ..\..\include\wx/strconv.h(77) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RT
> TI
> const int  ID_NOTEBOOK          = 1000;
>     ^
> controls.cpp(364) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyButton, wxButton)
>                                    ^
> controls.cpp(499) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyComboBox, wxComboBox)
>                                        ^
> controls.cpp(503) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> BEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(MyRadioBox, wxRadioBox)
>                                        ^
> controls.cpp(511) : Error: #include <typeinfo.h> in order to use RTTI
> Fatal error: too many errors
> --- errorlevel 1
> 
> --- errorlevel 1
> 
> Seems I'll stick to mingw32, which does the job. Although really slooooooooooooooooooowly! (ARGH).
> 
> Thanks anyway,
> Alexis.
> 
> PS: That "P:" drive is actually a pointer to the "c:\progtools" folder I created for programming tools that have to be installed on a root directory. I don't think that's the problem anyway...
> 

Alexis Golzman wrote:

> chris elliott wrote:
> 
>> you need to compile it via the makefile, which set all sorts of conditonal tests, compiles the code with the required headers (precompiled) and links to the wxwindows library
>>
>> C:\wx\wx24b\samples\controls>make -f makefile.sc
> 
> 
> Hmmm... This is the result of using that makefile:
> 
> P:\wxWindows\samples\controls>p:\dm\bin\make -f makefile.sc FINAL=1
I have not tried FINAL=1; the make.exe for dmc doesn't support #if or !if, so passing parameters to wxWindows is likely to have unpredictable results. Your failure to get the right include files suggests this is a possible explanation.

Again, as Arjan asked, which version of wxWindows are you using?

does make -f makefile.sc work??
chris