From:	"Paul Cechner" <paul AT ibc DOT com DOT au DOT NOSPAM>
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Subject:	using flex -+ in visual studio
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i know this is probably off topic here, but hopefully it will not be...

i am using the latest gcc flex package (2.5.4), which is intended to be
compiled with gpp (djgpp) and tried to use the c++ code it generated in
visual c++.

i get an error locating unistd.h.

i just want to know if getting my lexyy.cc to work in visual c++ will just
be  a matter of finding and including unistd.h, and where i can find it.

does anyone have experience in this?

thanks in advance

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Paul Cechner

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