Hi skaller, > This looks like a bug: Definitely a bug! It's a bug to use C <x.h> headers in C++ code. C++ code should use the C++ <x> headers. > Can anyone see any way this could happen (C++ code, > using both <x.h> and <x> in various places). Yes, I can see how that could happen. C++ code should not use <x.h>, since those are C header files. Mixing C <x.h> header files in C++ programs can incur all sorts of interesting subtle side effects. Use C <x.h> headers for C code. Use C++ <x> headers for C++ code. HTH, --Eljay
