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08/04/2006, 17h31

Dear Mark,

Thank you for your and I truly appreciate you taking from your
time to reply to my post. All your guesses were correct, I changed the
IP, I set the environment variables manually. Tomorrow I will try to
change the include orders.

Thank you,

Mark Crispin wrote:
> You, or some other person, made at least one change to the software
> (changing IP=6 to IP=4). That change was completely unnecessary. What
> other changes did you make?
>
> Did you use Microsoft's scripts (which are installed in the Start menu as
> part of the Platform SDK installation), or did you set up the environment
> variables manually?
>
> I suspect that you set up the environment variables manually, and you got
> the order of the includes wrong. Specifically, I suspect that your build
> got an ancient security.h from Windows 98 instead of the Platform SDK
> version.
>
> You shouldn't need the Platform SDK if you use Visual C.NET 2003; it's
> just older versions (or C#) that you need it.
>
> -- Mark --
>
> http://panda.com/mrc
> Democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what to eat for lunch.
> Liberty is a well-armed sheep contesting the vote.

08/04/2006, 17h31	#3
halayli@gmail.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: compiling c-client on windows xp Dear Mark, Thank you for your and I truly appreciate you taking from your time to reply to my post. All your guesses were correct, I changed the IP, I set the environment variables manually. Tomorrow I will try to change the include orders. Thank you, Mark Crispin wrote: > You, or some other person, made at least one change to the software > (changing IP=6 to IP=4). That change was completely unnecessary. What > other changes did you make? > > Did you use Microsoft's scripts (which are installed in the Start menu as > part of the Platform SDK installation), or did you set up the environment > variables manually? > > I suspect that you set up the environment variables manually, and you got > the order of the includes wrong. Specifically, I suspect that your build > got an ancient security.h from Windows 98 instead of the Platform SDK > version. > > You shouldn't need the Platform SDK if you use Visual C.NET 2003; it's > just older versions (or C#) that you need it. > > -- Mark -- > > http://panda.com/mrc > Democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what to eat for lunch. > Liberty is a well-armed sheep contesting the vote.