features.h in win32???

[shea martin]

I am trying to compile simple test thread program on MSVC++ 6.0 sp5, winXP.  But I keep getting this error:

Cannot open include file: 'features.h': No such file or directory

I know in Linux this file is usually in /usr/include, but is windows supposed to have this file?  Could I get it from an NT box?  Is there something I should #define, to get compiler to stop looking for the features.h file?

shouldn't config.h tell the compiler I don't have this file?

[kleistereimer]

you need to specify commonc++ include directory "win32" before "src"
so "config.h" is taken from "win32" instead of "src"

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[shea martin]

excuse my ignorance, but how?

[Anonymous]

copy the config.h from commonc++yada/win32 to wherever your code is looking (if you used the install.bat, it's in Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98\Include\cc++ or something like that).

This happened because the install.bat first copies the correct config.h, then copies the incorrect one, amongst other problems.

Here's a better install.bat.
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@echo on
:: $Id: install.bat,v 1.17 2002/01/17 13:40:41 dyfet Exp $

if "%MSVCDir%" == "" goto error1
if "%MSDevDir%" == "" set MSDevDir="%MSVCDir%"
if "%DLL_PATH%" == "" set DLL_PATH="%MSDevDir%\Bin"

set _nul_=nul
IF "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" set _nul_=

:: Copy all DLL in a directory in path
if not exist %DLL_PATH% mkdir %DLL_PATH%
copy debug\ccgnu32v2D.dll  %DLL_PATH%
copy release\ccgnu32v2.dll %DLL_PATH%

:: Copy all include headers
if not exist "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++/%_nul_%" mkdir "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++"
if exist "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++\*.h" del "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++\*.h"
copy ..\src\*.h "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++"
copy config.h "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++"
del "%MSVCDir%\Include\cc++\private.h"

:: Copy library files
if not exist "%MSVCDir%\lib\%_nul_%" mkdir "%MSVCDir%\lib"
copy debug\ccgnu32v2D.lib   "%MSVCDir%\lib"
copy release\ccgnu32v2.lib  "%MSVCDir%\lib"

goto end

:error1
echo The "MSVCDIR" environment variable has not been defined.
echo Typically this is C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98
echo.
echo For Windows 95/98/ME users:
echo   Select Start/Run
echo Type in:
echo   notepad C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
echo and add the following line:
echo   SET MSVCDIR=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\VC98
echo Change the above to suit your system, as needed.
echo.
echo For Windows NT/2000/XP users:
echo   Select Start/Settings/Control Panel/System/Advanced/Environment Variables/System Variables
echo.
goto end

:end