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- From: Ross Smith <ross.smith@nz.eds.com>
- Subject: Re: Symantec C++ 7.2 Compiler
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- Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1996 21:47:31 GMT
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- Larry Sebring wrote:
- >
- > Today I bought the Symantec C++ compiler but when I run the "Hello
- > World" program (in C not C++) it will not link. It compiles but the
- > link error is: c:\sc\lib\SNN.lib(sinstart) : Symbol Undefined
- > _WinMain@16. I perform a full install to run ALL 200 megs from
- > my hard disk on Windows 95.
-
- You're trying to compile it as a Windows application instead of a command
- line program. Look in your "Project Settings".
-
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