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It appears that somewhere within my build environment RT is also getting defined as a macro and causing trickHLA to fail during the preprocessor and be unbuildable. Unfortunately at this time I do not know the origins of what is defining RT in my local environment.
I am aware that this issue could be blamed on some part of my local environment. However I feel that this local variable is named using a naming convention commonly reserved for defined constants or macros and is likely to cause conflicts for others as well.
If you find it acceptable I would suggest renaming this variable "RT" to something less likely to conflict with externally defined constants
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I have been getting a build error regarding the the local variable "RT" in the Thread Coordinator here:
https://github.com/nasa/TrickHLA/blob/32f75a17ff3a05993eadc0575a4b409e6fdfd7b6/source/TrickHLA/TrickThreadCoordinator.cpp#L1365C5-L1365C45
It appears that somewhere within my build environment RT is also getting defined as a macro and causing trickHLA to fail during the preprocessor and be unbuildable. Unfortunately at this time I do not know the origins of what is defining RT in my local environment.
I am aware that this issue could be blamed on some part of my local environment. However I feel that this local variable is named using a naming convention commonly reserved for defined constants or macros and is likely to cause conflicts for others as well.
If you find it acceptable I would suggest renaming this variable "RT" to something less likely to conflict with externally defined constants
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: