Subj : header files on warp4 cd?
To   : mark lewis
From : David Noon
Date : Mon Nov 13 2000 12:36 pm

Hi mark,

Replying to a message of mark lewis to Andre Grueneberg:

AG>> No, there aren't...You'll get them with your
AG>> (C) compiler...

ml> they didn't come with gcc/emx...

They should be in your x:\emx\include directory, with names like os2.h,
os2tk.h, pm.h, etc. Also, ensure you have set C_INCLUDE_PATH [that name is case
sensitive and must be all capital letters] correctly in your environment
variables, typically in CONFIG.SYS, using *forward slashes* to delineate
subdirectories within a path. On my system it reads:

SET C_INCLUDE_PATH=i:/emx/include

One normally begins a program module that uses OS/2 API calls with:

#include <os2.h>

optionally prefaced by one or more #define directives to filter out unneeded
parts of the API. Provided all the above installation details have been
attended to, EMX should find the headers when you compile.

ml> there ARE some on one of the release
ml> cds but i don't remember where or which one... i now own most all of
ml> them...

Some of the beta CD's released to developers had the beta DTK as well as the
OS. I have yet to hear of a GA version of OS/2 that incorporated the DTK.

Regards

Dave
<Team PL/I>

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