[XERCESC-623] SchemaSymbols.hpp redefines INFINITY used by sys/vlimit.h in gcc 3.2-

• Type: Bug
• Status: Resolved
• Resolution: Duplicate
• Affects Version/s: 1.7.0
• Component/s: Samples/Tests
• Environment: Operating System: Linux; Platform: PC
• Bugzilla Id: 12785
• Assignee: Unassigned
• Reporter: James Overly
• Created: 19/Sep/02 02:16
• Updated: 16/Feb/11 23:38
• Resolved: 09/Apr/04 16:22

Description

Hi -

GCC 3.2 defines INFINTITY in sys/vlimit.h:

/usr/include/sys/vlimit.h:#define INFINITY 0x7fffffff

This conficts with SchemaSymbols.hpp which attempts to
redefine INFINITY. I only see it used in the following
places. Could this be change to something like
XERCESC_INFIINITY to avoid the conflict?

./samples/SEnumVal/SEnumVal.cpp
if( mflags == SchemaSymbols::INFINITY )

./src/xercesc/validators/schema/SchemaSymbols.hpp
INFINITY = -2,

./include/xercesc/validators/schema/SchemaSymbols.hpp
INFINITY = -2,

Since we are not using the code that needs INFINITY defined
I was just going to remove it as a work around.

Jim Overly