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-=> Quoting Jim Fitzsimmons to Phil Crown <=-
PC> This probably isn't your problem with the joystick, but BOOL conflicts
PC> with the typedef in \include\os2emx.h
JF> Hi Phil,
JF> Thanks for the responce. Noted, btw are you experienced with EMX and
JF> OS/2 programming in general? I would love to know how to define a
JF> Struct with EMX and a couple other things as well..? ttul..
I've been using EMX/GNU since I installed OS/2 Warp when it first came
out (Oct/Nov? '94), and before that with Warp Beta II, but I'm not a guru,
maybe mediocre. There was a period that I stopped using EMX after I got
Borland C++ v2.0, but now I have both installed and use which ever one
is easiest to work with for the project. Lots of stuff is written for
the Internet using EMX/GNU, and usually has the source code available
for it.
You declare and define a structure in EMX the same way as with any other
compiler.
typedef struct mystruct {
char c;
int i;
};
struct mystruct;
Phil - Fido: 1:124/8014.0 | Internet: phil.crown{at}bluecafe.com
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