Re: what the heck is wrong witht his picture?

[jeffdbREMOVETHIS at netzone dot com (Mikey)]

STDMETHOD either evaluates either to nothing ie.

#define STDMETHOD
or 
#define STDMETHOD __attribute__((__stdcall__))
or
#define STDMETHOD __attribute__((__cdecl__))

you can only use __attribute__((whatever)) before the function name or just before the ;
__stdcall and __cdecl are not keywords in gcc C/C++ like they are in VC++
see the gcc.info file for more

this void ( __stdcall * my_func)(int);
will produce an error change it to
void __stdcall (* my_func)(int)

try gcc -save-temps
and look at the .i file
On Sun, 28 Sep 1997 09:09:15 -0400, you wrote:

>I am getting this error:
>
>C:\gnuwin32\inc/d3d.h:723: syntax error before `*'
>
>On this line of code:
>
>STDMETHOD(SetViewport2) (THIS_ LPD3DVIEWPORT2) PURE;
>
>can someone tell me what the deal is?
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         Mikey
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