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- // One might be given to ask, "What the heck is this??"
-
- // Well, the deal is this: Custom-AppWizards, like DocJet,
- // can only construct projects that are like the existing
- // project type "Win32 Applications", there's no way to
- // make one based on a makefile. If you don't have this
- // file, the generator will actually still run, because
- // the rule that causes it to run is a custom make rule,
- // and those fire even if the executable fails to build.
- //
- // That's actually the way DocJet used to work, which was fine
- // except that you'd always get these bogus warning messages
- // about the fact that there are no source files. In the
- // end, having this bogus target is less bad than the constant
- // appearance of the bogus error message.
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- int __stdcall WinMain( void *, void *, char *, int )
- {
- return(0);
- }
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