Hi, Tosh Maddox!
On 28 Jun 97  17:26:02 you wrote to Balog Pal
 TM> I have a question for you.  I am using Visual C++ Standard edition and
I have the Professional ed.
 TM> I  was wondering if you can compile console mode without getting a
 TM> message  \OLDLIB format bad error while building/compiling in the IDE.
Never saw that message. I created a plenty of console apps and always
compiled them in the IDE.
 TM> E.g. you know that sample tutorial for the Hello World for Console
 TM> mode?
 TM> Can you compile it in the IDE without errors?  I can only get it to
 TM> compile while using the command line CL HELLO.CPP /G3 but not in the
 TM> IDE.
Hm, there are 5 hello.cpp's on my CD but none of them are for command line
(all MFC & OLE samples). But if you mean a simple hello.cpp that printf a
string or << it to cout, that works fine. But to make it go on cmd line above
I have to set a bunch of environment vars.
Paul
... Brain damage? No thanks, I already have some.
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