Interesting. I was under the assumption that the build environment added
it at compile time. I know that you have to add WIN32 explicitly with
Cygwin, or at least that has been my experience. I have never delved too
deeply into the internals of MinGW, but I do know that using WIN32 in
#ifdef blocks has always "Just Worked" when I have ported other apps. At
any rate I would like for someone else to confirm or denounce the patch
so that we don't end up with a broken MinGW build in a release version.
Andy
Alex Burger wrote:
The MSVC Makefiles and .dsp files define WIN32 on the compiler command
line. Removing the WIN32 definition from the properties of a test
project resulted in WIN32 NOT being defined. This means it is not
defined internally, but is added by default to new projects. It *is*
defined in the Net-SNMP Makefiles and .dsp files for MSVC.
Alex
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