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Subject: Re: Possible conflict in nameser.h
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> > I have found a small problem in nameser.h in the ns_rr structure.  
> > This structure has a member named class that causes a compilation
> > problem if you include nameser.h into C++.  I suspect that I may be
> > the only person to ever hit up against this (:.  Any comments before
> > I summit a bug report?
> > 
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> > Larry Baird                             
> > Global Technology Associates, Inc.  | Orlando, FL
> > Email: lab@gta.com                  | TEL 407-380-0220, FAX 407-380-6080
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> 
> I have hit this 'bug'.   I have a patch:

This is fixed in BIND-8.2.1, currently in beta testing. (The struct
member is renamed to rr_class instead of just _class.)

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no


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