c++ - WinFax
- Heinz-Peter Nuettgens (2/2) Jan 17 2002 Will there be support for the winfax functions from Windows2000 ?
- Walter (3/5) Jan 18 2002 If they'll run through COFF2OMF, likely yes.
- Heinz-Peter Nuettgens (2/2) Jan 22 2002 Shall I get these files through your website, as soon as they will be
- Walter (5/7) Jan 23 2002 I'm sorry, Microsoft News Software lost the precedent to this message.
- Heinz-Peter Nuettgens (5/15) Jan 24 2002 Hi,
- Walter (4/23) Jan 24 2002 I don't have either file. If I do get them, I'll see about supporting
- Heinz-Peter Nuettgens (1/1) Jan 24 2002 Thank you and i'm looking forward to it :-))
- John Lance (16/16) Jun 01 2002 I am trying to do a typedef that I used to be able to do with another
- Jan Knepper (4/20) Jun 01 2002 Try
- John Lance (43/43) Jun 01 2002 charset="iso-8859-1"
- Jan Knepper (5/8) Jun 01 2002 No!
Will there be support for the winfax functions from Windows2000 ? (i.e. winfax.h, winfax.lib)
Jan 17 2002
"Heinz-Peter Nuettgens" <hnuettgens t-online.de> wrote in message news:a28kj4$1hc3$1 digitaldaemon.com...Will there be support for the winfax functions from Windows2000 ? (i.e. winfax.h, winfax.lib)If they'll run through COFF2OMF, likely yes.
Jan 18 2002
Shall I get these files through your website, as soon as they will be available??
Jan 22 2002
I'm sorry, Microsoft News Software lost the precedent to this message. Please remind me which files? -Walter "Heinz-Peter Nuettgens" <hnuettgens t-online.de> wrote in message news:a2loca$1e6s$1 digitaldaemon.com...Shall I get these files through your website, as soon as they will be available??
Jan 23 2002
Hi, the files I asked for are winfax.h and winfax.lib which support the winfax.dll (Windows NT FAX API Support DLL). "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:a2nodf$2s2j$1 digitaldaemon.com...I'm sorry, Microsoft News Software lost the precedent to this message. Please remind me which files? -Walter "Heinz-Peter Nuettgens" <hnuettgens t-online.de> wrote in message news:a2loca$1e6s$1 digitaldaemon.com...Shall I get these files through your website, as soon as they will be available??
Jan 24 2002
I don't have either file. If I do get them, I'll see about supporting them. -Walter "Heinz-Peter Nuettgens" <hnuettgens t-online.de> wrote in message news:a2oko9$es5$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hi, the files I asked for are winfax.h and winfax.lib which support the winfax.dll (Windows NT FAX API Support DLL). "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:a2nodf$2s2j$1 digitaldaemon.com...I'm sorry, Microsoft News Software lost the precedent to this message. Please remind me which files? -Walter "Heinz-Peter Nuettgens" <hnuettgens t-online.de> wrote in message news:a2loca$1e6s$1 digitaldaemon.com...Shall I get these files through your website, as soon as they will be available??
Jan 24 2002
"Heinz-Peter Nuettgens" <hnuettgens t-online.de> Thank you and i'm looking forward to it :-))
Jan 24 2002
I am trying to do a typedef that I used to be able to do with another
compiler.
it is:
typedef char[80] char80;
with the result to create a type that causes the compiler to
create/reference an 80 character sized memory space of type char.
I think I may have the syntax wrong, but can the above be done with the
DigitalMars compiler?
I have done
typedef struct {
char item[80];
} char80;
but this is not so simple under some circumstances in accessing the data.
With byte alignment, the above struct works fine though with many functions
that use void * or with casting (ugh).
What say you folks to this and am I too far left or right of standards?
Jun 01 2002
Try
typedef char char80 [ 80 ];
Jan
John Lance wrote:
I am trying to do a typedef that I used to be able to do with another
compiler.
it is:
typedef char[80] char80;
with the result to create a type that causes the compiler to
create/reference an 80 character sized memory space of type char.
I think I may have the syntax wrong, but can the above be done with the
DigitalMars compiler?
I have done
typedef struct {
char item[80];
} char80;
but this is not so simple under some circumstances in accessing the data.
With byte alignment, the above struct works fine though with many functions
that use void * or with casting (ugh).
What say you folks to this and am I too far left or right of standards?
Jun 01 2002
charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Thank you.
That worked fine.
Have you used Outlook 6.0 to work with newgroups?
I cannot get a message (question) to post as a root message. It always =
is posting as a reply.
Thanks!
"Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.cc> wrote in message =
news:3CF958EF.50AF0CCF smartsoft.cc...
Try
typedef char char80 [ 80 ];
Jan
John Lance wrote:
> I am trying to do a typedef that I used to be able to do with =
another
> compiler.
>
> it is:
>
> typedef char[80] char80;
>
> with the result to create a type that causes the compiler to
> create/reference an 80 character sized memory space of type char.
>
> I think I may have the syntax wrong, but can the above be done with =
the
> DigitalMars compiler?
>
> I have done
>
> typedef struct {
> char item[80];
> } char80;
>
> but this is not so simple under some circumstances in accessing the =
data.
> With byte alignment, the above struct works fine though with many =
functions
> that use void * or with casting (ugh).
>
> What say you folks to this and am I too far left or right of =
standards?
Jun 01 2002
John Lance wrote:Have you used Outlook 6.0 to work with newgroups?No! Netscape Messenger.I cannot get a message (question) to post as a root message. It always is posting as a reply.Don't know. You can use the web interface though... Jan
Jun 01 2002