// the template's implementation uses overloaded function declared later (see
// the wxStrcoll() call in wxStrcoll_String<T>()), so we have to
// forward-declare the template and implement it below WX_STRCMP_FUNC. OTOH,
// the template's implementation uses overloaded function declared later (see
// the wxStrcoll() call in wxStrcoll_String<T>()), so we have to
// forward-declare the template and implement it below WX_STRCMP_FUNC. OTOH,
-// this fails to compile with VC6, so don't do it for VC.
-#if !defined(__VISUALC__)
+// this fails to compile with VC6, so don't do it for VC. It also causes
+// problems with GCC visibility in newer GCC versions.
+#if !(defined(__VISUALC__) || wxCHECK_GCC_VERSION(3,4))
template<typename T>
inline int wxStrcoll_String(const wxString& s1, const T& s2);
WX_STRCMP_FUNC(wxStrcoll, wxCRT_StrcollA, wxCRT_StrcollW, wxStrcoll_String)
template<typename T>
inline int wxStrcoll_String(const wxString& s1, const T& s2);
WX_STRCMP_FUNC(wxStrcoll, wxCRT_StrcollA, wxCRT_StrcollW, wxStrcoll_String)
// this is exactly the same WX_STRCMP_FUNC line as above wxStrcoll_String<>
WX_STRCMP_FUNC(wxStrcoll, wxCRT_StrcollA, wxCRT_StrcollW, wxStrcoll_String)
#endif
// this is exactly the same WX_STRCMP_FUNC line as above wxStrcoll_String<>
WX_STRCMP_FUNC(wxStrcoll, wxCRT_StrcollA, wxCRT_StrcollW, wxStrcoll_String)
#endif
// to be ever used, but it still has to compile).
template<typename T> struct wxStrtoxCharType {};
template<> struct wxStrtoxCharType<char**>
// to be ever used, but it still has to compile).
template<typename T> struct wxStrtoxCharType {};
template<> struct wxStrtoxCharType<char**>
- { typedef const char* Type; /* this one is never used */ };
+{
+ typedef const char* Type; /* this one is never used */
+ static char** AsPointer(int WXUNUSED_UNLESS_DEBUG(p))
+ {
+ wxASSERT_MSG( p == 0, "passing non-NULL int is invalid" );
+ return NULL;
+ }
+};
// note that it is important to use c_str() here and not mb_str() or
// wc_str(), because we store the pointer into (possibly converted)
// buffer in endptr and so it must be valid even when wxStrtod() returns
// note that it is important to use c_str() here and not mb_str() or
// wc_str(), because we store the pointer into (possibly converted)
// buffer in endptr and so it must be valid even when wxStrtod() returns
- return wxStrtod((typename wxStrtoxCharType<T>::Type)nptr.c_str(), endptr);
+ typedef typename wxStrtoxCharType<T>::Type CharType;
+ return wxStrtod((CharType)nptr.c_str(),
+ wxStrtoxCharType<T>::AsPointer(endptr));
- return name((typename wxStrtoxCharType<T>::Type)nptr.c_str(), \
- endptr, base); \
+ { \
+ typedef typename wxStrtoxCharType<T>::Type CharType; \
+ return name((CharType)nptr.c_str(), \
+ wxStrtoxCharType<T>::AsPointer(endptr), \
+ base); \
+ } \