'true' defined in g++

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From: Julian Adams
Date: Fri, 11 Aug 1995 07:24

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I'm trying to compile Zinc ( a cross platform GUI library) with g++ 
2.6.3.  It won't work because 'true' is the name of a Zinc class 
member, and also seems to be defined in the compiler. 

I have successfully compiled Zinc on g++ 2.5.8, but don't want to be 
stuck with using an old compiler version forever.

Could anyone tell me if true will remain defined in future releases 
of g++ ?

Thanx in advance,

Julian

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