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[jira] Created: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of Assert
method.
Compiling problem because of Assert method.
-------------------------------------------
Key: XERCESC-1572
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
Project: Xerces-C++
Type: Bug
Components: Miscellaneous
Versions: 2.5.0
Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
Reporter: nicolss hirel
Priority: Critical
Hi,
I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
too many arguments in macro invocation
, const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
expected an identifier
inline void Assert(bool toEval
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
expected a type specifier
inline void Assert(bool toEval
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
expected a ";"
inline void Assert(bool toEval
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
too many arguments in macro invocation
Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
too many arguments in macro invocation
Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
too many arguments in macro invocation
, const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
expected an identifier
inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
expected a ";"
inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
^
"/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
expected a declaration
XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
^
... and a lot more.
Anybody got an idea ?
Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
Nicolas H.
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[jira] Commented: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of
Assert method.
Posted by "nicolss hirel (JIRA)" <xe...@xml.apache.org>.
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572?page=comments#action_12368466 ]
nicolss hirel commented on XERCESC-1572:
----------------------------------------
Thanks David for your quick answer.
You are right, I checked and I am using HP Openview TeMIP software which defines an Assert macro.
I really have to use this software.
Maybe, xerces namespace mechanism can prevent this kind of conflict from happening ?
Do you see a way out of this ?
> Compiling problem because of Assert method.
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XERCESC-1572
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
> Project: Xerces-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Miscellaneous
> Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
> aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
> Reporter: nicolss hirel
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
> When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
> expected a type specifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
> inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
> parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
> XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
> expected a declaration
> XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
> ^
> ... and a lot more.
> Anybody got an idea ?
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
> Nicolas H.
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AW: AW: Translation of some special characters in their entities won't work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
Posted by Joerg Toellner <to...@oss-gmbh.de>.
Dear Alberto and Jesse,
Thanks again for your kind words and your help of course.
I surely will point that out to them, but i can't wait till they accept
my/your advice and change the rules. And even if the discussion will be
short it will take a long time before the rules change go through all
instances to taking effect.
I'll check Albertos advise for a soon solution now and then try to move the
stone up to the hill to get the rules changed so i can undo my changes to
xerces source.
I love Xerces as it is, and i am very thankful for all the hard work you and
the whole dev-team has done and will do.
Bye all
Joerg
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Wohoo Success! (was Translation of some special characters in their entities won't work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?)
Posted by Joerg Toellner <to...@oss-gmbh.de>.
Dear Alberto and Jesse,
Dunno if you remember me (surely not :-) ). I asked the a.m. question in
March 2006 in this list. I think it is ok, if i give you a catch-up on this
now.
For you to remember, the long story short:
I have had problems with an authorative organization in medical health care
here in germany. They demand to encode some special characters as entities
in the documents they will accept and for which we have to pass a test
procedure. They demand this for the character '>' as well as for some
others. But Xerces won't encode > to > like it do it for the others like
charm. So i asked here for help.
You two answered me, that it is pretty W3C-legal to NOT encode this >
character (the choice is up to the xml-creater as W3C and you said). And so
Xerces won't and will not do it, and this is correct.
But my authority still demands the encoding. So Alberto wrote to me:
<Alberto>So they are accepting documents that they say are XML but refusing
standard XML documents... what do they claim they support?</Alberto> *LOL* I
love this sentence.
I promised, that i'll try to get them (the authority) to the right
direction, but it will take a while (government and authorities have much
time, you know?). And i did as promised. I confronted them with your
opinions and the W3C-Standards and waited what will happen.
AND TODAY! WOHOOO! I got a new version of the specification they demand for
their documents. And look, there i can read:
<authority-spec-german>
Zu ersetzende Zeichen
> > beide Schreibweisen sind laut W3C-Spezifikation erlaubt
</authority-spec-german>
Translation:
> > both writings are allowed according W3C-Standards
Our Xerces-created XML-Documents have now passed all tests without errors
and we got our approval-number and can start transmitting such documents to
them from our application.
So we have won and surely have enlightened some people there. Like the boy
scouts motto "Every day a good deed" :-)
Thanks again for supporting me in this case.
CU
Jörg
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Re: AW: Translation of some special characters in their
entities won't work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
Posted by Alberto Massari <am...@datadirect.com>.
Hi Joerg,
At 03:30 PM 3/6/2006 +0100, Joerg Toellner wrote:
>Dear Alberto,
>
>Let me first say thanks to you for your speedy reply.
>
>The problem is, that i'm using xerces to create some xml-documents where i
>have strict guidelines from outside my competence. The guidelines come from
>a german healthcare authority organization and i have to send in my
>documents for proofment of correctness to get a permission for our software
>to be used in medical healthcare here in germany. I can't change anything on
>the rules. They were for me as a law from government. I think starting a
>discussion that this characters won't hurt anything is useless. You know
>they are "officials" and not really thinking people. :-(
So they are accepting documents that they say are
XML but refusing standard XML documents... what do they claim they support?
>I got my first sent in package back from them and they critize that i
>haven't encoded this characters in entities as forced by the documentation
>of the rules. They demand to encode to entities all 5 characters (<, >, ', "
>and &) and so i have to do it, if i want it or not.
>
>If you say, that this is intended behavior, i think i have to do a
>workaround like scanning for this two characters in my values before hand
>them over to xerces, and then xerces will do the rest for me.
>
>Is it legal/possible to give xerces a string like "rate is => 60% and <=
>80%" for a attribute value? Will xerces then accept the already encoded
>entity and leave it as is while translating with fun the "lower than" char?
No, if you set such a string as an attribute
value you will obtain a "rate is =&gt; 60%
and <=80%" as the "&" must be escaped in order
to be preserved. You are better off modifying
src/xercesc/framework/XMLFormatter.cpp so that
the gEscapeChars global variable has, on its
third row, also chCloseAngle and chSingleQuote as
characters to be escaped (i.e. the same of the second row plus chLF).
Hope this helps,
Alberto
>Again, thanks very much for your time
>Greeting
>Joerg Toellner
>
>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
>Von: Alberto Massari [mailto:amassari@datadirect.com]
>Gesendet: Montag, 6. März 2006 13:59
>An: c-dev@xerces.apache.org
>Betreff: Re: Translation of some special characters in their entities won't
>work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
>
>Hi Joerg,
>that's the expected behavior; inside attribute values, apostroph (when the
>attribute value is delimited by quotes) and 'greater than'
>are not ambiguous symbols, and can be used directly.
>Anyhow, why does this trouble you?
>
>Alberto
>
>
>
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AW: Translation of some special characters in their entities won't work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
Posted by Joerg Toellner <to...@oss-gmbh.de>.
Dear Alberto,
Let me first say thanks to you for your speedy reply.
The problem is, that i'm using xerces to create some xml-documents where i
have strict guidelines from outside my competence. The guidelines come from
a german healthcare authority organization and i have to send in my
documents for proofment of correctness to get a permission for our software
to be used in medical healthcare here in germany. I can't change anything on
the rules. They were for me as a law from government. I think starting a
discussion that this characters won't hurt anything is useless. You know
they are "officials" and not really thinking people. :-(
I got my first sent in package back from them and they critize that i
haven't encoded this characters in entities as forced by the documentation
of the rules. They demand to encode to entities all 5 characters (<, >, ', "
and &) and so i have to do it, if i want it or not.
If you say, that this is intended behavior, i think i have to do a
workaround like scanning for this two characters in my values before hand
them over to xerces, and then xerces will do the rest for me.
Is it legal/possible to give xerces a string like "rate is => 60% and <=
80%" for a attribute value? Will xerces then accept the already encoded
entity and leave it as is while translating with fun the "lower than" char?
Again, thanks very much for your time
Greeting
Joerg Toellner
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Alberto Massari [mailto:amassari@datadirect.com]
Gesendet: Montag, 6. März 2006 13:59
An: c-dev@xerces.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Translation of some special characters in their entities won't
work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
Hi Joerg,
that's the expected behavior; inside attribute values, apostroph (when the
attribute value is delimited by quotes) and 'greater than'
are not ambiguous symbols, and can be used directly.
Anyhow, why does this trouble you?
Alberto
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Re: Translation of some special characters in their entities
won't work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
Posted by Alberto Massari <am...@datadirect.com>.
Hi Joerg,
that's the expected behavior; inside attribute values, apostroph
(when the attribute value is delimited by quotes) and 'greater than'
are not ambiguous symbols, and can be used directly.
Anyhow, why does this trouble you?
Alberto
At 01:40 PM 3/6/2006 +0100, Joerg Toellner wrote:
>Hi Group,
>
>Using:
>Xerces-C 2.7.0 (downloaded today xerces-current.zip and compiled it fresh)
>MSVC 7.1
>Windows XP
>
>Problem:
>If i set a value of an attribute node with a string that contains special
>characters like this:
>
>...
>Strcpy(key, "test");
>strcpy(value, "Abc < def > ghi & jkl ' mno \" pqr <= stu >= vwx =< zzz =>
>aaa");
>...
>void dom_SetAttr(DOMNode *node, char *key, char *value)
>{
> DOMElement *el;
>
> // Do we have an element node?
> if(node->getNodeType() == DOM_ELEMENT_NODE)
> {
> // Yepp! Go ahead with setting the attribute
> el = (DOMElement *) node;
> el->setAttribute(X(key), X(value));
> }
>}
>
>and serialize the document afterwards, i expect to get the following
>attribut value in the saved document file:
>
>test="Abc < def > ghi & jkl ' mno " pqr <= stu >=
>vwx =< zzz => aaa"
>
>But i get this:
>
>Test="Abc < def > ghi & jkl ' mno " pqr <= stu >= vwx =<
>zzz => aaa"
>
>You see, all special characters are translated in their entities except the
>"greater than" sign and the apostroph.
>
>Do i sth. wrong, or am i missing sth. (setting a feature or whatsoever) or
>is this a bug?
>
>I really would appreciate a hint or a point in the right direction how
>making this work. I have nothing found on the list and/or web or docs.
>
>Thanx in advance for your time and answers
>Joerg Toellner
>
>
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Translation of some special characters in their entities won't work. Do i sth. Wrong or is it a bug?
Posted by Joerg Toellner <to...@oss-gmbh.de>.
Hi Group,
Using:
Xerces-C 2.7.0 (downloaded today xerces-current.zip and compiled it fresh)
MSVC 7.1
Windows XP
Problem:
If i set a value of an attribute node with a string that contains special
characters like this:
...
Strcpy(key, "test");
strcpy(value, "Abc < def > ghi & jkl ' mno \" pqr <= stu >= vwx =< zzz =>
aaa");
...
void dom_SetAttr(DOMNode *node, char *key, char *value)
{
DOMElement *el;
// Do we have an element node?
if(node->getNodeType() == DOM_ELEMENT_NODE)
{
// Yepp! Go ahead with setting the attribute
el = (DOMElement *) node;
el->setAttribute(X(key), X(value));
}
}
and serialize the document afterwards, i expect to get the following
attribut value in the saved document file:
test="Abc < def > ghi & jkl ' mno " pqr <= stu >=
vwx =< zzz => aaa"
But i get this:
Test="Abc < def > ghi & jkl ' mno " pqr <= stu >= vwx =<
zzz => aaa"
You see, all special characters are translated in their entities except the
"greater than" sign and the apostroph.
Do i sth. wrong, or am i missing sth. (setting a feature or whatsoever) or
is this a bug?
I really would appreciate a hint or a point in the right direction how
making this work. I have nothing found on the list and/or web or docs.
Thanx in advance for your time and answers
Joerg Toellner
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[jira] Commented: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of
Assert method.
Posted by "nicolss hirel (JIRA)" <xe...@xml.apache.org>.
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572?page=comments#action_12368842 ]
nicolss hirel commented on XERCESC-1572:
----------------------------------------
I tried to change the order of the include files (put xerces before hp)
It worked.
It is true that a lot of APIs provide an Assert method/macro and maybe renaming it would be good.
Thanks a lot to both of you for your help.
> Compiling problem because of Assert method.
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XERCESC-1572
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
> Project: Xerces-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Miscellaneous
> Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
> aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
> Reporter: nicolss hirel
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
> When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
> expected a type specifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
> inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
> parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
> XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
> expected a declaration
> XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
> ^
> ... and a lot more.
> Anybody got an idea ?
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
> Nicolas H.
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[jira] Commented: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of
Assert method.
Posted by "David Bertoni (JIRA)" <xe...@xml.apache.org>.
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572?page=comments#action_12368607 ]
David Bertoni commented on XERCESC-1572:
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There is no way to use C++ namespaces to fix a problem with an errant macro, since macro substitution is performed before the C++ compiler begins processing the source code. You will have to make a local change to your source code and rename the Assert function in Xerces-C.
I will check in a fix for the next release that changes the name of the member function.
> Compiling problem because of Assert method.
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XERCESC-1572
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
> Project: Xerces-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Miscellaneous
> Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
> aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
> Reporter: nicolss hirel
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
> When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
> expected a type specifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
> inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
> parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
> XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
> expected a declaration
> XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
> ^
> ... and a lot more.
> Anybody got an idea ?
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
> Nicolas H.
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[jira] Commented: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of
Assert method.
Posted by "Vitaly Prapirny (JIRA)" <xe...@xml.apache.org>.
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572?page=comments#action_12368669 ]
Vitaly Prapirny commented on XERCESC-1572:
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Another suggestion: you could include HP header files after Xerces-C ones.
> Compiling problem because of Assert method.
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XERCESC-1572
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
> Project: Xerces-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Miscellaneous
> Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
> aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
> Reporter: nicolss hirel
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
> When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
> expected a type specifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
> inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
> parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
> XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
> expected a declaration
> XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
> ^
> ... and a lot more.
> Anybody got an idea ?
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
> Nicolas H.
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[jira] Resolved: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of Assert
method.
Posted by "Alberto Massari (JIRA)" <xe...@xml.apache.org>.
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572?page=all ]
Alberto Massari resolved XERCESC-1572:
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Resolution: Won't Fix
> Compiling problem because of Assert method.
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XERCESC-1572
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
> Project: Xerces-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Miscellaneous
> Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
> aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
> Reporter: nicolss hirel
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
> When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
> expected a type specifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
> inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
> parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
> XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
> expected a declaration
> XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
> ^
> ... and a lot more.
> Anybody got an idea ?
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
> Nicolas H.
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[jira] Commented: (XERCESC-1572) Compiling problem because of
Assert method.
Posted by "David Bertoni (JIRA)" <xe...@xml.apache.org>.
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572?page=comments#action_12368342 ]
David Bertoni commented on XERCESC-1572:
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What other software are you using? I suspect somewhere, a macro named "Assert" has been defined, which is why you are seeing that error. In general, it's not a good idea for software to use common names like "Assert" for macros.
> Compiling problem because of Assert method.
> -------------------------------------------
>
> Key: XERCESC-1572
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESC-1572
> Project: Xerces-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Miscellaneous
> Versions: 2.5.0
> Environment: HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64
> aCC: HP aC++/ANSI C B3910B A.06.00 [Aug 25 2004]
> Reporter: nicolss hirel
> Priority: Critical
>
> Hi,
> I could build my application with xercesc 1.7.0.
> When trying to build the same code using xercesc 2.5.0, I got the following errors:
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 556: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2079:
> expected a type specifier
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 555: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 671: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isStoring(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Storing_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 676: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> Assert(isLoading(), XMLExcepts::XSer_Loading_Violation);
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 682: warning #2055-D:
> too many arguments in macro invocation
> , const XMLExcepts::Codes toThrow) const
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2040:
> expected an identifier
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2325:
> inline specifier allowed on function declarations only
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 681: error #2065:
> expected a ";"
> inline void XSerializeEngine::Assert(bool toEval
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 747: warning #2012-D:
> parsing restarts here after previous syntax error
> XSerializeEngine::XSerializedObjectId_t fData;
> ^
> "/usr/opt/temip_3pps/xerces/2.5.0/include/xercesc/internal/XSerializeEngine.hpp", line 752: error #2169:
> expected a declaration
> XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_END
> ^
> ... and a lot more.
> Anybody got an idea ?
> Thanks a lot for your help in advance,
> Nicolas H.
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