MS>
  >  JY> #define INCL_DOS
  >  JY> #include 
  >  JY> #include 
  >
  > so you have the problem of:
  >
  > typedef unsigned char BYTE;
  > typedef unsigned char BYTE;
MS>

  Not in my copies.  Mine have :

     typedef          char BYTE;      // \toolkt21\cplus\os2h\os2def.h
     typedef unsigned char BYTE;      // \toolkt21\cplus\os2h\exe.h

  and

     typedef          char BYTE;      // \bcos2\include\os2def.h
     typedef unsigned char BYTE;      // \bcos2\include\exe.h

  Note that the original poster used Borland C++, where the default for
  char is signed.  I say this knowing that you know as well as I do
  that unsigned char and char aren't type identical in C++ anyway.  (-:

  Also note that the headers that ship with Borland C++ are from the 2.0
  Developers' Toolkit, not the 2.1 Developers' Toolkit.  So he's not
  likely to have the latest CSDs.  (-:

MS>
  > This is NEITHER an error, nor a warning in C++.
MS>

  What you said isn't, but what's in the actual headers is.  ARM section
  7.1.3.  (-:

  I think that the right answer was whoever said not to include 
  in the first place.  (-:

  > JdeBP <
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