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    header file

    hi
    i am using tc3 and i dont have a windows.h file can some one give me that file please.

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    The windows.h file is a header file that loads a bunch of other files. Are you sure you just need windows.h Are you sure you can use windows.h
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    No - TURBO C only does 16 bit windows.

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    Code:
    parksie p;
    brickwall b(material::hard);
    
    for(;;)
        p.head().bang(&b);
    Amit, get a new compiler. If you're skint, look at MingW, if you're not, look at VC++ 7.

    Or, on the other hand, try a real OS like Linux or something else POSIX-based.....
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    I need a new computer to sit next to this one with Linux on it =).

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    I need a new computer to transfer windows to it (for games) and have linux sit on the old one.
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    Oh, and I don't think parksie is a class. Rather this:
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    typedef advanced_programmer<CPLUSPLUS, UNIX, ANSI> parksie;
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