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From: "AndrewJ" <luminous-is AT home DOT com>
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Subject: Re: WIN32 API : help needed
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Online information about programming the Win32 API is, IMHO, spotty at best.
The best reference is the Windows Platform SDK, although if you are using a <=
56k modem, this may not be desirable or feasible.  I suggest turning to your
local bookstore/library for help.

Using the PlatSDK's examples, I was able to code up a few basic windowed
applications, although advanced concepts and API calls are a bit hard to
remember without some good dox along with the code.

AndrewJ

> hello,
> i've downloaded gccw32.exe (rsxntdj)
> but:
>
> -i cannot use options like -Zwin32 ... and others..
>
> -i cannot compile c++ programs....
> or better .. it does not produce the EXE file...
>
> where can i find docs on line about API programming?
> Thanx!!!!!



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