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Malcolm McLean
My expensive MS VC++ has been broken my Microsoft, obliging me to go the
cheap and cheerful freebie Express route, at least until a native Vista
compiler comes out.
Anyway it has a thing called .net managed code. When you try to add a C file
it complains about security vioations. Change the file to a C++ file, add an
#include "stdafx.h" and, hey presto, running code.
The moral is, you never know when you might have to cast your mallocs().
All the interesting parts of my next program will be in ANSI C, except the
bits that shall run on a Lisp intepreter written in C, but I will need to
hook it up to various windowing systems, of which Windows will be one.
cheap and cheerful freebie Express route, at least until a native Vista
compiler comes out.
Anyway it has a thing called .net managed code. When you try to add a C file
it complains about security vioations. Change the file to a C++ file, add an
#include "stdafx.h" and, hey presto, running code.
The moral is, you never know when you might have to cast your mallocs().
All the interesting parts of my next program will be in ANSI C, except the
bits that shall run on a Lisp intepreter written in C, but I will need to
hook it up to various windowing systems, of which Windows will be one.