Hi...
Put them in a unique folder/directory, available to all app's. An
easy (if dirty) way, is in the System32 folder under Windows (or
WinNT.) Make sure you have one set, AND ONLY ONE SET of them on your
system, and all apps etc will use them as needed, so they only see the
same version.
Hello,
We use the defs as
NO_STRICT;PANTERA;NOFORMS;NO_DEBUG_LOG;USE_SSL;SECURITY_WIN32;NO_ADVANCED_HTTP_CLIENT_FEATURES.
Just clicked the svn:// link on the Overbyte FAQ page and exported the
entire branch. I get errors at Windows.hpp and elsewhere on typedef'ed
structs. Before that I converted
Fastream Technologies wrote:
I get errors at Windows.hpp and elsewhere on typedef'ed
structs. Before that I converted all String's to AnsString. Was there
anything we needed to take care of??
I'm not very familiar with C++ Builder, however converting all strings
to AnsiString is definitely not
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 9:22 PM, Arno Garrels arno.garr...@gmx.de wrote:
Fastream Technologies wrote:
I get errors at Windows.hpp and elsewhere on typedef'ed
structs. Before that I converted all String's to AnsString. Was there
anything we needed to take care of??
I'm not very familiar
