In article <3DC56FF9.C8C8BCA5@gmx.de> , Christoph Hormann 
<chr### [at] gmxde>  wrote:

> rame.h is the first of the POV-Ray include files but the standard include
> files are sometimes before, sometimes after them.

Yes, so what is the problem?  No modifications needed!  If you cannot just
keep the windows header files out (what are they doing in a Unix project in
the first place???), all you want it to adjust config.h properly!

So near the top of config.h add the offending file.  You suggested it seems
to be windows.h in your case.

So now you can be sure the "wrong" BLOB is always defined and included and
used prior to the "correct" BLOB being defined.  The next step is to add
what Warp suggested after the "wrong" BLOB has been defined.

Now compile.  If it still fails, continue adding the Windows specific header
files or whatever other files cause problem to config.h as outlined above.
This solution will work because all proper header files are protected from
double-inclusion.

Of course, the better solution would be to eliminate the inclusion of
windows.h, but if you are not sure how to do that without breaking anything
or where it is coming from, then the above will work as expected, only
compile a bit slower at worst.

    Thorsten


BTW, did you notice that the Windows version compiles without this problem
and without modifications...?  You may want to check how it solves this
problem!  (I did not bother.)

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Thorsten Froehlich, Duisburg, Germany
e-mail: tho### [at] trfde

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