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From: "Jimen Ching" <jimen@adtech-inc.com>
To: "'Mumit Khan'" <khan@thor.xraylith.wisc.edu>
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Subject: RE: windres and CONTROL object 
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 10:25:13 -1000
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>_sntprintf and _tcslen are in tchar.h (not the underscore!) and 

You're right, I should have did a grep first, sorry.  I didn't know
_tcslen was a macro.  Anyway, I now did a grep (on 20.1).  The macro
is only defined in mingw32/tchar.h.  There is a file named tchar.h
in the same directory as windows.h, but this header does not define
_tcslen.

I tried using -mno-cygwin, but that causes other errors in stdlib.h.
Shouldn't tchar.h define _tcslen independent of whether -mno-cygwin
is used or not?

Note, though the program doesn't really use the cygwin API, I don't
care if this API is linked into the binary.

>GetSystemPowerStatus in winbase.h. 

How do I use this function?  The source file already includes windows.h,
so this is not a problem during compile.  But I get an undefined symbol
when linking.  I read the FAQ and it says not to include -lkernel32.
I've also tried to add "@4" to the end of the function call, but I get
a compile error.  So what am I doing wrong?

--jc
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