Re: Beta1 fail on cygwin32/mingw32 on NT4

[Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker]

From: Jeffrey Altman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

jaltman> Correct.  But none of this is needed in this case.  If the function 
jaltman> GetCursorInfo() (for example) is not supported on NT4, then the
jaltman> attempt to load its function pointer with 
jaltman> 
jaltman>   cursor = (GETCURSORINFO) GetProcAddress(user,"GetCursorInfo");
jaltman> 
jaltman> will fail.  This is the only type of runtime check that is needed.
jaltman> It doesn't matter if the OS is Win95, NT4, or even Win2000 if the 
jaltman> function pointer cannot be loaded.

Hmm, let me get this straight: from what I understand of this
conversation, tlhelp32.h is needed only to declare things for the heap
walking code.  Is there a way to still be able to do the heap walking
without having to include tlhelp32.h?  If that's a possibility, it
seems to me that would solve all the problems we have right now.

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