I am newable in Mac Os. I have tried to port my Linux application
to MAC using XCode. In my project
I used some Xlib functions . But when I tried to include
to my existing file which also contains
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
it shows some errors like
error:conflicting type for 'struct Cursor'
error: previous declaration as 'typedef XID Cursor'
It is somewhat unusual to use OS X specific code like Carbon and
ApplicationServices in a "port". You should be able to get the
program working with relatively small changes given that it will
retain its X11 user-interface.
But if you really need to have the headers included all in the same
file, you could use the standard trick of #define-ing one of the
conflicting symbols to be something different.
E.g.:
#define Cursor X11_Cursor
#include <X11/X11.h>
#undef Cursor
and then use "X11_Cursor" in your code if you need the X11 Cursor type.
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Cameron Hayne
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