问题
I am building an NCurses interface for my Qt project. I want to use CDK but I think the signals member of this struct is colliding with the Qt signals keyword.
/usr/include/linux/cdk.h:411: error: expected unqualified-id before 'protected'
How can I get CDK to work with Qt?
回答1:
You can define the QT_NO_KEYWORDS macro, that disables the “signals” and “slots” macros.
If you use QMake:
CONFIG += no_keywords
(Qt Documentation here)
If you’re using another build system, do whatever it needs to pass -DQT_NO_KEYWORDS to the compiler.
Defining QT_NO_KEYWORDS will require you to change occurrences of signals to Q_SIGNALS and slots to Q_SLOTS in your Qt code.
If you cannot change all the Qt code, e.g. because you're using third-party libraries not being "keyword-clean", you could try to undefine "signals" locally before including cdk.h:
#undef signals
#include <cdk.h>
I'd recommend to use no_keywords though if possible, as it is less tedious and error-prone.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22188432/qt-macro-keywords-cause-name-collisions