When I compile my program, Dev-C++ automatically include the file
'winuser.h' as well as other windows files. I don't want this, I am not
creating a Windows program, but a Text program.
Another member of the mailing list, Jorge Infante, kindly suggested me
to remove the winuser.h file from the '../include/' subdirectory and
warned me that it was more of a trick than a solution. Later this
afternoon, I had a little misunderstanding with the MS-Windows OS; I am
more of a UNIX user, and I feel like I have one hand tide behind my back
here in the Windows world, and didn't have time to work on the Dev-C++
problem.
Anyway, what can I do to stop Dev-C++ from including 'winuser.h'?
Thanks folks.
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