From: colin AT bird DOT fu DOT is DOT saga-u DOT ac DOT jp (Colin Peters)
Subject: Re: g++, opengl, and STDCALL, * __attribute__ ((stdcall)) problem.
1 Dec 1997 01:03:51 -0800
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To: "ulisses mello" <mello AT ldgo DOT columbia DOT edu>
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From: ulisses mello <mello AT ldgo DOT columbia DOT edu>
Date: Saturday, November 29, 1997 10:55 PM

>I am trying to compile a simple program (cube.c) with g++. I have no
>problem to compile it using gcc. However, GL/gl.h does not compile in
>g++. For example, I get the error:
>
>sintax error before '__attribute__' on the function
>
>WINGDIAP const GLubyte * APIENTRY glGetString( GLenum name);
>
>making the substitutions from windows.h it becomes:
>
>const GLubyte * __attribute ((stdcall)) glGetString( GLenum name);
>
>I am aware the g++ flags an error for things like:
>
>int * __stdcall foo(); // but has no problems with
>int __stdcall *  foo();
>
>But changing the order of * in gl.h has not solved the problem.

I think if you move APIENTRY to the *end* of the function prototype then
it will work with g++ (and gcc), but, of course, it will stop working with
other compilers I suspect. If you are just using gcc and g++ then no
problem, otherwise make separate copies of those headers for gcc/g++.

WINGDIAP const GLubyte * glGetString( GLenum name) APIENTRY;

Looks strange, but I think it will work.

This is, I think, a bug in the C++ parser, and I have no idea if/when it
will be fixed.

Good luck,
Colin.

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