Created by Brian Grunkemeyer (bg2k@cmu.edu) on Sunday, May 3, 1998 2:02:32 AM PDT Additional Details : PI is used in an enum internally in dom/public/coreDom/nsIDOMNode.h. It's set to some number (4), but since the preprocessor expands it before it can be assigned, you end up with something approximating this: enum { 3.14159L = 4 }; That isn't right. I got around it by undefining PI in the file immediately before this, but that isn't the right thing to do either. Change the name from PI to something other than a commonly used mathematical constant. Besides, I have no idea what a "PI" node is from the name - it's a **** name or abbreviation. The errant code is around line 44: class nsIDOMNode : public nsISupports { public: // NodeType enum NodeType { DOCUMENT = 1, ELEMENT = 2, ATTRIBUTE = 3, PI = 4, <<-------------- COMMENT = 5, TEXT = 6 }; ... }; Updated by (toshok@netscape.com) on Monday, May 18, 1998 11:38:43 AM PDT Additional Details : vidur?

The name of the enum has been changed to PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION as per the W3C spec.

qa contact set to gerardok@netscape.com for verify against new code base

Verified on 3/25 source file.