On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 10:50 AM, awsdert <gb2985@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Thank you, unfortunately it does not solve the problem I originally posted > which is: > >>include\zx\window\..\std\vector\dec_fun.h|19|note: #pragma message: > ZX__INIT( zxVECTOR, void, __attribute__((dllexport)), )| > > is the output I get, > > include\zx\window\..\std\vector\dec_fun.h|19|note: #pragma message: > ZX__INIT( zxVECTOR, void, __attribute__((dllexport)), zxVECTOR__init)| > > is the output I expect, > > #define ZXV___INIT( NAME, T, DLL, FUN ) DLL void \ > FUN( NAME *src, T const *cpy, size_t count ) > #define ZXV__INIT( NAME, T, DLL, CALL ) \ > ZXV___INIT( NAME, T, DLL, CALL NAME##__init ) > > is the code I'm using. > Am I doing something wrong here or is GCC? In MSC this comes out as expected > but in GCC I get a bunch of missing functions due the problem. It sounds like the Microsoft compiler expands preprocessor macros in the "#pragma message" output and GCC does not. As far as I know there is no standard for how "#pragma message" works. If you can provide a standalone self-contained test case, I suggest that you open a GCC bug report as described at http://gcc.gnu.org/bugs . Ian
