Problem in C/C++ Headers

[Guest_imported]

Hello,
Our company perchased 2 Libraries. By default one of the functions' signature is same in both the Libraries.
This is the signature :
int Initialize ();
float Initialise ();

I included both the header files in my .cpp file. Whenever i am trying to call a Initialize () funtion only 'int Initialize ()' is being called. How do i distinguish the both functions from one file.

 

[Cagliostro]

try to do
namespace xxx
{
#include<a.h> //instead of a put your own first header
}
namespace yyy
{
#include<b.h> //instead of a put your own second header
}
....calling some of functions
xxx::Initialize ();
yyy::Initialize ();
and also try to see if some one of them is already in a namespace or not.

John Fill

ivfmd@mail.md

 

[Zyrenthian]

you could declare 2 function pointer as well and use the function pointers to call them.

float (*floatFxn)();
int (*intFxn)();

floatFxn = Initialize;
intFxn = Initialize;

See if that works.

matt