Pierre wrote: > Now I have another problem: C compiler seems to search a types.h from > secport.h, but it don't find it because the file doesn't exist. > Here is the output message: > ../../../../../../dist/public/security\secport.h(83) : fatal error > C1083: Cannot > open include file: 'types.h': No such file or directory > > What's wrong ?
types.h is a microsoft header file. Microsoft's MSVC compilers expect your environment to contain a variable named INCLUDE that gives the absolute pathname of the directories that contain the standard header files. Likewise, the linker expects that the evinronment variable LIB will contain the path to the directories that contain the standard libs. When you install MSVC, it creates a file named vcvars32.bat in one of the directories where MSVC is installed. That file defines all the necessary environment variables. You should make sure that your unix-like environment contains all those variables. -- Nelson Bolyard Netscape Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Netscape
