Re: [fltk/fltk] Fix min not defined compiler error (without using std::min) by using the same method the Debian maintainers did by moving it down (#172)
Re: [fltk/fltk] Fix min not defined compiler error (without using std::min) by using the same method the Debian maintainers did by moving it down (#172)
ComputerNerd
Dec 07, 2020
Yes, that makes sense to me. I went with the #undef approach so that way we are using our own macro instead of using a macro from a system header. Although it's very likely that any min macro from a system header would function the same I don't see any reason to rely on that when we can be 100% sure we are using our own macro.
Windows.h also does that. I typically compile my Windows programs with -DNOMINMAX as a part of the CFLAGS.
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