‘mutex’ is ambiguous
时间: 2024-01-26 07:04:19 浏览: 25
The error message "mutex is ambiguous" typically occurs when there is a conflict between different definitions of the term "mutex". This can happen in a situation where multiple libraries or headers define their own version of mutex.
To resolve this error, you can try one or more of the following steps:
1. Specify which version of mutex you want to use by qualifying it with the appropriate namespace. For example, if you are using the std::mutex class, you can write std::mutex instead of just mutex.
2. Use a different name for your mutex variable to avoid conflicts with other definitions.
3. Make sure that you are including the correct headers and libraries in your code. If you are including multiple headers that define mutex, try removing one or more of them to see if that resolves the ambiguity.
4. If you are using third-party libraries that define mutex, check the documentation or contact the library developer for guidance on how to resolve the ambiguity.