[Q] Compiling CommonC++ against Win2K SDK

[Robert Oaks]

Disregard my message for help. I thought that this was
a subscribing type list. But I do have a question.

I am using an older version of Commonc++ (1.3.3). The Visual
Studio 6 out of the box compiles at a WINVER = 0x400. I needed some
of the new API's for dual monitors, so I went out and got
the MS Win 2000 SDK (which are new libs, and includes). The new SDK
defines WINVER = 0x0501, which makes linking fail with unresolves for
all of the InterlockedXXX functions that are being using for resource
locking.

I have checked all (in my belief) where the problem would be. The new libs
(kernel32.lib)
have all Interlocked functions defined. They are also in the DLL.

Can you be of assistance? I hope that it is a small problem.

BTW: has this ever been compiled on the .NET suite? Cause I can not compile
it there
either.

Robert Oaks
Arcata Associates
Senior Software Engineer
RF&ESS
(661) 276-5433

Robert Oaks
Arcata Associates
Senior Software Engineer
RF&ESS
(661) 276-5433