I know there was some talk about it some time ago but I was wondering if anybody has had any luck incorporating chromium on the Windows platform lately?
I am currently start to investigate same subject, but not have solution yet.
The first problem encountered is typedefs of int variants, such as int8, uint8, etc. Looks JUCE (defined in juce_MathsFunctions.h) and Chromium (defined in src/base/basictypes.h) both define these types in global namespace, thus caused error below:
error C2872: 'uint32' : ambiguous symbol
This is the first roadblock, any suggestion?
Below is my environment:
- Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate
- Chromium code is 39.0.2171
- Windows 7 64-bit
I think if you include the juce headers after the cef headers that problem will go away. You could also
#define DONT_SET_USING_JUCE_NAMESPACE in JuceHeader but then you have to juce:: everything,