Re: [Dev-C++] Strange linking problem (?)

[Scott S. <age...@co...>]

Try changing the order you include headers. Normally you have to include 
the Windows header first. Also, you can try another compiler, like the 
MSVC++ compiler. Look around on MSDN for it, you can download just the 
compiler for free. Or you can try Borland's command line compiler.
Hielke wrote:

> Billiam wrote:
>
>> Do you have all the libraries linked to it that you should have? That 
>> might be the problem, but Im not sure.
>
>
> That's probably not it cause as mentioned I did use the GetInstance() 
> API call on another place with the very same includes. The 
> (internal)header files included by the source only include 
> self-implemented classheaderfiles besides the <windows.h> header. 
> Those classes do not include any other header not also mentioned in 
> those internal headers. That's why I think it is a linkerproblem. 
> However I don't get it solved no matter what change in the projects 
> filesettings.
>
> Regards,
>  Hielke
>  zw...@he...
>
>
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