Compiling in VS2005 and XCode

[Paul Harris]

I agree.  thats why we fixed it, maybe not all of it, but I compile with
VS2005 now.  did you try the 0.7 release?
http://libkdtree.alioth.debian.org/

2009/5/5 Lindley M French <lfrench1 at gmu.edu>

> Shortly after sending this I encountered the problem: __out is a macro
> defined in some header or other. I replaced all instances of it with it__out
> and now it builds. (Still lots of warnings, but Boost has some of those
> too....choosing not to care.)
>
> I would suggest that modeling the code after the naming scheme of the
> standard library was, in this case, a very bad idea. There's a reason why
> names starting with _ and __ are considered "reserved"....
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Lindley M French <lfrench1 at gmu.edu>
> Date: Monday, May 4, 2009 6:54 pm
> Subject: Compiling in VS2005 and XCode
>
> > I have libkdtree++ 0.6.2. I've been using it for a graduate class
> > project, and it's offered a large speed improvement over the
> > search methods I tried on my own.
> >
> > I had difficulty getting it to build both on XCode (at home) and
> > Visual Studio 2005 (school). On XCode I got it working following a
> > suggestion I found online to comment as the following:
> > typedef _Node/*<_Val>*/* _Link_type;
> > typedef _Node/*<_Val>*/ const* _Link_const_type;
> > It now builds cleanly on XCode.
> >
> > However, VS still isn't working. The errors I'm getting seem to be
> > related to find_within_range:
> > kdtree.hpp(374) : error C2561:
> > 'KDTree::KDTree<__K,_Val,_Acc>::find_within_range' : function must
> > return a value
> > kdtree.hpp(376) : error C2059: syntax error : ')'
> >
> > Now, since this is a template, it's possible the issue is related
> > to my usage of the function, so that's here:
> > kdtree.find_within_range(-1, maxdist,
> > std::back_inserter(indexes_out));
> > Rather than storing actual values within the KDTree, I'm simply
> > storing indexes which are interpreted by the bracket-lookup class.
> > -1 is a special index representing the current query point.
> > indexes_out is thus a std::vector<int>, and the KDTree itself is
> > declared as KDTree::KDTree<3, int, DimIndex> where DimIndex is my
> > index-to-feature functor.
> >
> > Any quick-fix for this issue available? I'll note again that the
> > above all compiles cleanly in XCode, so it's probably not an
> > egregious error but some minor bit of syntax somewhere that VS is
> > choking on.
> >
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