Re: #defined(LINUX) in file ../sdk/include(sal/config.h

Stephan Bergmann <sbergman -AT- redhat.com>

Mon, 21 Nov 2016 10:38:13 +0100

On 11/20/2016 11:41 AM, mencacci wrote:

Hello there, I was trying to compile a prg and I get "unknow platform" error,
if I change on line 56 in the file config.h to defined(linux) or
defined(__linux__) all works fine.

I assume what you are trying to do is build a program against the

LibreOffice SDK? For one, you should do that from a shell set up with

the SDK configuration, see the "configuration step" details of

include files available in the SDK's include/ tree require some

predefined macros that are normally set up in the SDK's settings/*.mk

makefiles. There was a thread about that here recently, see

"Re: Need help with installing/setting SDK on Linux".

Context

#defined(LINUX) in file ../sdk/include(sal/config.h · mencacci

Re: #defined(LINUX) in file ../sdk/include(sal/config.h · Stephan Bergmann

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