Re: [Mingw-users] winnt.h problem in w32api 3.17

[<a.r...@qu...>]

I came across this when compiling an fltk application, I did not 
#include <winnt.h> myself,
the two line piece of code aimed at reproducing the issue in as simple a 
fashion as possible.

I checked and fltk does correctly include <windows.h>

Compiling <windows.h> in a similar fashion gives errors as well:

#define VOID void
#define <windows.h>

I compiled on cygwin.

Teun

Op 2013-03-03 17:05, Eli Zaretskii schreef:

>> Date: Sun, 03 Mar 2013 10:00:20 +0100
>> From: "a.r...@qu..." <a.r...@qu...>
>>
>> compiling the following two-line bit of C-code.
>>
>> cat > winnt.c <<HERE
>> #define VOID void
>> #include <winnt.h>
>> HERE
>>
>> with "gcc -c winnt.c" will result in a lot of errors.
> Why are you including winnt.h by itself, instead of including
> windows.h?  The latter is the supported way, AFAIK.
>
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