Ah, I see what’s going on with the CacheEntry symbol–we must have new reference in the .I file, which requires the symbol to be exported from the DLL, whereas it wasn’t required before. I’ve just committed the required change; please pick up the latest code and try it again.
I don’t understand what’s going on with the parser-inc thing, though. Tell me more. You shouldn’t have to #undef HAVE_PYTHON. If you are compiling with Python, then doing so could cause other problems; and if you are not compiling with Python, then this symbol shouldn’t be defined in the first place. (Are you compiling with Python?) What is it that you solved, specifically, by undefining this symbol, and what led you to discover that you could solve it this way?
David