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Help... // Sdkbyte meOct 30, 1998, 7:28pm
Anyone know where I can find a freeware compiler for C or C++ that works
with the SDK? dthknightOct 30, 1998, 8:16pm
http://www.cygnus.com, look for CygWin32, and be prepared to learn a few
basic UNIX shell commands :) [View Quote] > Anyone know where I can find a freeware compiler for C or C++ that works > with the SDK? edward sumerfieldOct 31, 1998, 2:03am
This is the only free compiler solution that we know about but you will not be
able to statically link with the aw.lib file. You have to code using the aw.dll file. We have implemented solutions in this manner already so much of the base code is already done for you. Edward Sumerfield [View Quote] > http://www.cygnus.com, look for CygWin32, and be prepared to learn a few > basic UNIX shell commands :) > [View Quote] byte meOct 31, 1998, 2:12am
About LCC it returns a problem in the sdk aw.h lines 238 - 258 (ones that use
AWAPI) at the begging LCC says they are undeclared... [View Quote] > This is the only free compiler solution that we know about but you will not be > able to statically link with the aw.lib file. You have to code using the > aw.dll file. We have implemented solutions in this manner already so much of > the base code is already done for you. > > Edward Sumerfield > [View Quote] edward sumerfieldNov 1, 1998, 2:08pm
It would be cool if you could cut and paste the text from the error message.
Undeclared is usually a warning from the compiler meaning that there is no prototype for the function. main() { fred(); } fred() { cout < "Hello"; } This would give a warning because Fred is not declared as a function when it is called. int Fred(); main() { ... This would remove the warning because Fred is declared before it is used. However, it you are referring to the aw_???? functions then they are all declared in aw.h (lines 247 to 311 in my version v7). So you should just have to make sure that the .h file is included prior to you calling the functions. Edward Sumerfield. [View Quote] > About LCC it returns a problem in the sdk aw.h lines 238 - 258 (ones that use > AWAPI) at the begging LCC says they are undeclared... > [View Quote] |