[Insight-users] Question regarding VS 6.0 and compiler options

[Michael Schmidt]

Hi,

in my current project I have to work with VisualStudio 6.0 and I have  
a question regarding the scope of initializers in the for-loop. Users  
of VS6 are going to be familiar with the compilers non-ansi-conform  
behaviour regarding the scope of variables defined in a for-statement.

Now, when I include itk-headers this behaviour is changed and the  
scope of such variables ends with the for-loop. Can somebody tell me,  
which is the compiler-setting to enforce this behaviour when I don't  
include itk-headers? Obviously I don't want to mix these to settings  
in my projects and including an itk-header everywhere would work, but  
is isn't really a nice way of getting rid of this problem ;)

Any hint would be appreciated,

Michael