Win32 internally treats "/" in pathnames exactly the same as "\". I
routinely use slashes in C code. It saves me a lot of the hassle of
escaping backslashes.
"Peter 'Luna' Altberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Appart from everything else, you must have double backslashes in C
> files, like:
>
> #define X509_CERT_DIR INSTALLTOP "\\certs"
>
> (the error ".\crypto\cversion.c(84) : error C2017: illegal escape
> sequence" points in this direction).
>
> Cheers,
> Peter
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