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    Posted: 12 June 2018 at 6:08am
XTP 18.4.0 (and prior) does not compile having the MSVC conformance mode enabled (/permissive-, Visual Studio 15.7.3).

We would like our application to comply with the C++ standard, but XTP needs to do so as well.

Are there any plans to make XTP compatible?
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I'm really curious about this as well. This is also one of the requirements we're going to need to fulfill sooner or later at our company.
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Let me second this. It would be very important for us to at least compile our own sources with /permissive- enabled if they pull XTP headers. Could someone from Codejock at least hint to whether this is something you are considering in the forseeable future?

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I got curious so I had a go at it. You can download a patch from here:

This will make the headers conforming and you should be able to compile a consumer with /permissive-.

Most of it was missing this in
this->method()
in classes with a template parameter as base and similarly missing Base:: in
Base::static_member_variable
in the same. I had to move some definitions and I had to create one extra function to avoid having to pull PaintManager in some Common header which started endless cycles.

I also started fixing some of the .cpp files to make the library compile with /permissive- but it got tedious. It seems like 90% of the remaining stuff is that
(test ? typeA : typeB)
no longer compiles if the two types can be implicitely converted into more than one common type, the use of
or
as a variable name and some missing headers. XTPToolTipContext.cpp pulls mshtml.h and thus it needs the /Zc:strictStrings- compiler option.

I would like to leave this to the CodeJock people and sincerely hope that they will incorporate this upstream so I will not have to redo it.

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Was of course 18.5.0, not 16.5.0. Here are the patches including for 18.6.0:

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Try again.

18.6. now compiles with /permissive-. To apply go to the root folder and do
patch -p1 < path/to/patch/file.patch

For 18.5. the patch only makes the headers conforming and it is untested. The diff is done from "Sources", so you will have to go to root/Sources and do
patch -p1 < path/to/patch/file.patch
Also, you will have to add a line
struct IUnknown;
to stdafx.h before it pulls the windows headers.

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