Aviel, Gal wrote: > Unfortunately, it seems that an include file being used in the code > ("atlcomcli.h") is not available on my system, as here they software > guys work with VC6.0 which (from short googling) does not seem to > support ATL (not sure this is true).
Yes, it includes ATL, but it was a very early version of ATL, and does not include <atlcomcli.h>. > Probably you developed the code on a newer version of Visual Studio? > As does almost everyone. Do you have any notion of how old VC6.0 is? You are talking about a tool that was first released almost a decade ago! Things were very, very different in 1998. C++ had not yet become an ISO standard, and because of that, the compiler implements a language which is not really C++. It is close, but there are many things in the template support that changed after VC6 was released. It is very difficult for me to imagine any company developing commercial software with a compiler that is 9 years old. -- Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32