[zeromq-dev] windows compile error.

[George Neill]

Martin,

On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 2:48 PM, Martin Sustrik <sustrik at fastmq.com> wrote:
> George,
>
>> cannot convert parameter 1 from 'zmq::i_thread *' to 'zmq::i_thread *'
>
> Pretty strange.

Indeed.

> Can you try changing the function declaration from:
>
> void zmq::api_thread_t::bind (const char *exchange_, const char *queue_,
>    i_thread *exchange_thread_, i_thread *queue_thread_)
>
> to:
>
> void zmq::api_thread_t::bind (const char *exchange_, const char *queue_,
>    zmq::i_thread *exchange_thread_, zmq::i_thread *queue_thread_)

C:\Documents and Settings\gneill\Desktop\zmq\trunk\zmq>svn diff api_thread.*
Index: api_thread.cpp
===================================================================
--- api_thread.cpp      (revision 611)
+++ api_thread.cpp      (working copy)
@@ -105,10 +105,10 @@
 }

 void zmq::api_thread_t::bind (const char *exchange_, const char *queue_,
-    i_thread *exchange_thread_, i_thread *queue_thread_)
+    zmq::i_thread *exchange_thread_, zmq::i_thread *queue_thread_)
 {
     //  Find the exchange.
-    i_thread *exchange_thread;
+    zmq::i_thread *exchange_thread;
     i_engine *exchange_engine;
     exchanges_t::iterator eit;
     for (eit = exchanges.begin (); eit != exchanges.end (); eit ++)
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@
     }

     //  Find the queue.
-    i_thread *queue_thread;
+    zmq::i_thread *queue_thread;
     i_engine *queue_engine;
     queues_t::iterator qit;
     for (qit = queues.begin (); qit != queues.end (); qit ++)
Index: api_thread.hpp
===================================================================
--- api_thread.hpp      (revision 611)
+++ api_thread.hpp      (working copy)
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@

         //  Binds an exchange to a queue.
         ZMQ_EXPORT void bind (const char *exchange_, const char *queue_,
-            i_thread *exchange_thread_, i_thread *queue_thread_);
+            zmq::i_thread *exchange_thread_, zmq::i_thread *queue_thread_);

         //  Send a message to specified exchange. 0MQ takes responsibility
         //  for deallocating the message. If there are any pending pre-sent


Produces the same error.

Thanks,
George.