From: bernd@asterix.gecko.de ("Bernd Prager")
Subject: anybody use c++ classes of ncurses?
5 Jun 1997 15:51:07 -0700
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I would like to use the c++ classes in ncurses.
Unfortunatly there is no Makefile or description
of the demo and I was unable to find the right libraries
or options:

------ snip --------------
# g++ demo.cc -I. -I../include -lncurses
../etip.h: In function `void THROW(const class NCursesException *)': In
file included from ./cursesw.h:29,
                 from ./cursesp.h:5,
                 from cursesm.h:27,
                 from demo.cc:11:
../etip.h:140: `lib_error_handler' undeclared (first use this function)
../etip.h:140: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
../etip.h:140: for each function it appears in.) ../include/curses.h: At
top level: In file included from ./cursesw.h:32,
                 from ./cursesp.h:5,
                 from cursesm.h:27,
                 from demo.cc:11:
.../include/curses.h:78: warning: abstract declarator used as declaration
demo.cc: In method `void SillyDemo::run(int)': demo.cc:65: warning:
implicit declaration of function `int sleep(...)' 
#
------ snip --------------

Could anybody help me?
Thanx,
Bernd

P.S.: Sorry, if that is not a real win32 question!
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