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- From: John C. White <white@ils.nwu.edu>
- Subject: Re: Define WIN30/WIN31 ?
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- Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 16:06:39 GMT
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- In article <1ge3raINN5k3@agate.berkeley.edu> Jeffrey C. Ely,
- jeff@emily10.Berkeley.EDU writes:
- >Just as an experiment I added the line #define WIN30. I got past that
- fatal
- >error only to get a whole bunch of new errors, the first of which were
- four
- >repetitions of "Cannot access Object.H" Why are there errors in
- Borland's
- >own example source files and header files ?!? I know I'm missing
- something.
- >Can anyone help?
- >
-
- This option is settable via the option/compiler/something/something... of
- the IDE. Dig in there, you'll see it.
-