* How to avoid typedef's "redefinition of" error
@ 2003-05-02 17:21 Li, Wei
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From: Li, Wei @ 2003-05-02 17:21 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi,
I used gcc (not g++) (with Red Hat Linux 8.0) to compile a C file. I got
a "redefinition of UCHAR" error when two different 3rd party headers
typedef it with identical definition:
typedef unsigned char UCHAR;
If I use g++, I only got a warning. If I cannot use g++ for other
reasons (other code segment will not compile) and I do not want to
modify the 3rd party headers, how can I avoid this error using gcc? Is
there any compiler option to do so?
Thank you very much!
Wei
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