So XCode 2.1/gcc 4.0 has been happily building a codebase which
uses "#pragma once" in all its headers.
Suddenly today, building the project produces reams of these errors:
"in file included from /path/foo.h
error: redefinition of typedef 'bar'
previous declaration was here" (where "here" points to
header foo.h)
Well, hmm, that looks what you'd see for headers being included
more than once.
Seems that I recall some older versions of gcc didn't support
#pragma once. Of course, the project has been building just fine
with them, but just for grins I turned on warnings for unknown
pragmas...however no complaints. for that.
If I remove the supposedly offending inclusion of foo.h, the
complaints, unsurprisingly, change to
error: parse error before 'someVariableName'
warning: data definition has no type or storage class
So suddenly XCode 2.1 is giving me a Catch 22. Ideas?
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