Compilation error in cpp file on HPUX platform

[sarram]

Hi,

I am trying to compile c++ file on HPUX11.11 platform. Compiler version is A.03.55.

I am getting error as shown below. But the same code worked for other platforms like solaris,linux.

Can anyone tell me what could be the reason for this error?

"Warning 134: "/opt/aCC/include/limits", line 112 # Expected 2 arguments for macro
'max'.
static inline T max () RWSTD_INLINE_NO_THROW { return RWSTD_STATIC_CAST(T,0); }
^^^
Error 20: "/opt/aCC/include/limits", line 112 # '' expected before ')'.
static inline T max () RWSTD_INLINE_NO_THROW { return RWSTD_STATIC_CAST(T,0); }
^^^
Error 19: "/opt/aCC/include/limits", line 112 # Unexpected '>'.
static inline T max () RWSTD_INLINE_NO_THROW { return RWSTD_STATIC_CAST(T,0); }
^^^
Error 24: "/opt/aCC/include/limits", line 112 # ')' expected instead of '?'.
static inline T max () RWSTD_INLINE_NO_THROW { return RWSTD_STATIC_CAST(T,0); }
^^^
Error 445: "/opt/aCC/include/limits", line 112 # Cannot recover from earlier errors.
static inline T max () RWSTD_INLINE_NO_THROW { return RWSTD_STATIC_CAST(T,0); }"

Advance Thanks

[Steve Steel]

Hi


There is obviously a difference of order

Macros max has been defined earlier
in you source.You must try to include the
system file first before compiler specific and all other includes.


Steve Steel

[sarram]

Thanks Steve. But why the same code is working for Solaris and Linux.

[A. Clay Stephenson · Accepted solution]

Because some of the standard header files are different. Almost certainly there is a macro "max" that is interfering. An "#undef max" will probably fix you. Note that Solaris and Linux are not using aCC so you are comparing apples and oranges.