Strange compile problem
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I have a managed class called
ConfigManager, with a static method:static void StartService() {...}. When I compile, the compiler changes the method name tostatic void StartService**A**() {..}. If I change the method name toStartServiceBlaBla, the compiler doesn't change it. Any one has an idea? Thanks, Yaakov -
I have a managed class called
ConfigManager, with a static method:static void StartService() {...}. When I compile, the compiler changes the method name tostatic void StartService**A**() {..}. If I change the method name toStartServiceBlaBla, the compiler doesn't change it. Any one has an idea? Thanks, YaakovWhen you include windows.h it defines some macros. One of them is like this: #define StartService StartServiceA This is used to replace the windows function StartService with the non-unicode version of it. To get around this problem you can either rename your function or include the following line after you include windows.h. #undef StartService
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When you include windows.h it defines some macros. One of them is like this: #define StartService StartServiceA This is used to replace the windows function StartService with the non-unicode version of it. To get around this problem you can either rename your function or include the following line after you include windows.h. #undef StartService