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In article <e4af91cf.0402201401.a4b1b52@posting.google.com>,
 David@alterconsulting.net (David Alter) wrote:

>Hi Ron,
>
>> >I'm having a problem with compiling c++ and including <ocidl.h> for
>> >windows. I'm using Codewarrior 8.0. When I compiled this project as C
>> >it worked fine. Once I enable C++ I get the following error, and 70 or
>> >so like it.

The problem was you were using the precompiled header and not a prefix 
file.  There are two types of prpecompiled headers  one has  just .mch  
the other is ++.mch  and is precompiled as C++

Changing this fixed your target to build just fine.

Ron


>> Windows uses some stuff that is not legal C++  they treat struct and 
>> class as different types with different rules.   While C++ says they are 
>> the same, (just one is public by default the other private by default)
>> 
>> Do you have treat all warnings as errors on?  If so turn off the 
>> inconsidtnet use of class and struct keywords
>> 
>
>No I do not. And I already have "Inconsistent Use of 'class' and
>'struct' Keywords" disabled. Do you have nay other ideas?
>
>> If that doesn't work can you preprocess a file that has this error and 
>> send it to me (strip out as much as possible that still leaves the 
>> error) and I'll check it out.
>
>I have packaged up a project and sent it to you. Please let me know
>what you find out.
>
>Thanks for the help
>-dave
>>

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