1. Win32lib problem
- Posted by DonCole May 26, 2013
- 1425 views
Hello Everybody,
When running win32lib.ew with Euphoria version 4,
I get errors with these variables.
C_INT, C_POINTER, C_LONG, CUINT, NULL
Where can I find the values for them?
I have no problems running version 3.
Don Cole
2. Re: Win32lib problem
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) May 26, 2013
- 1490 views
Hello Everybody,
When running win32lib.ew with Euphoria version 4,
I get errors with these variables.
C_INT, C_POINTER, C_LONG, CUINT, NULL
Where can I find the values for them?
I have no problems running version 3.
Don Cole
Not sure about CUINT (did you mean C_UINT?), but the rest are defined in either dll.e (3.1.1 compatibility library) or std/dll.e (4.0 stdlib). If you include both std/dll.e and dll.e, be sure to use namespaces to avoid the inevitable naming conflicts (it'll probably be easier to rewrite the code to only use one or the other - or alternatively use a 4.0 versin of w32lib).
3. Re: Win32lib problem
- Posted by DonCole May 26, 2013
- 1471 views
Hello Everybody,
When running win32lib.ew with Euphoria version 4,
I get errors with these variables.
C_INT, C_POINTER, C_LONG, CUINT, NULL
Where can I find the values for them?
I have no problems running version 3.
Don Cole
Not sure about CUINT (did you mean C_UINT?), but the rest are defined in either dll.e (3.1.1 compatibility library) or std/dll.e (4.0 stdlib). If you include both std/dll.e and dll.e, be sure to use namespaces to avoid the inevitable naming conflicts (it'll probably be easier to rewrite the code to only use one or the other - or alternatively use a 4.0 versin of w32lib).
Thanks Jim,
I found them they are in DL86L.e
Don Cole
4. Re: Win32lib problem
- Posted by sergelli Jun 20, 2013
- 1175 views
Not sure about CUINT (did you mean C_UINT?), but the rest are defined in either dll.e (3.1.1 compatibility library) or std/dll.e (4.0 stdlib). If you include both std/dll.e and dll.e, be sure to use namespaces to avoid the inevitable naming conflicts (it'll probably be easier to rewrite the code to only use one or the other - or alternatively use a 4.0 versin of w32lib).
Hi jimcbrown
Excuse me for enter into this post. Where can I find a 4.0 version of w32lib?
5. Re: Win32lib problem
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Jun 20, 2013
- 1226 views
Not sure about CUINT (did you mean C_UINT?), but the rest are defined in either dll.e (3.1.1 compatibility library) or std/dll.e (4.0 stdlib). If you include both std/dll.e and dll.e, be sure to use namespaces to avoid the inevitable naming conflicts (it'll probably be easier to rewrite the code to only use one or the other - or alternatively use a 4.0 versin of w32lib).
Hi jimcbrown
Excuse me for enter into this post. Where can I find a 4.0 version of w32lib?
I don't really know anything about w32lib. DerekParnell is the one to ask.
You can grab the latest from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32libex/?source=recommended
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32libex/files/v_0_70_20/win32lib_0_70_20.zip/download
6. Re: Win32lib problem
- Posted by sergelli Jun 20, 2013
- 1170 views
Thank you. Now I have the correct version of win32Lib. It was a little hard to find :)
