Hi,

As i didn't want to flood the forum with multiple threads, i started this thread. Maybe i have some more similar noob question in the future But for now i'm stuck on this:

I started working on a MUI application in C++ Except i thought i was working in C++, but i found out that in the make file GCC was defined as compiler so i was in C mode. So i switched to G++. After that i got some small compiler warnings which i solved already. But there is one warning which is more difficult:

main.cpp:144: implicit declaration of function `int set(...)'

I found this topic on stackoverflow:

http://www.amiga.org/forums/archive/index.php/t-41334.html

This guy has the same issue, but didnt come up with the solution. As said in the topic it looks like, MUI's set method conflicts with C++ set method. Does anybody know how to solve this conflict?

Thanks.

[ Edited by Bastiaan 18.04.2015 - 20:51 ]

Already got the answer from Geit, will post the solution here for future reference when i got it to work.

Edit:
So it worked. The solution was fairly simple..you have to undefine "set" right after loading the mui header file:

#include <libraries/mui.h>
#undef set

Then use SetAttr instead of Set, so for example:

Set(MUIA_Window_Open,FALSE)

Becomes:

SetAttrs(window,MUIA_Window_Open,FALSE,TAG_DONE);




[ Edited by Bastiaan 18.04.2015 - 21:13 ]

If you ensure

__cplusplus

is defined, than all problems should be gone automatically without any nasty undefines.