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  1. Nov 10th, 2003, 11:52 AM #1
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    Lpstr

    Hey,

    In order to use LPSTR, what do I have to include?

    I'm getting an undeclared identifier.

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    probably <windows.h>

    or you could do something like...
    Code:
    #ifndef LPSTR
typedef char* LPSTR;
#endif
    since a LPSTR is just a char*
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    Or simply use char * and screw LPSTR
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    So it is the same thing.
    So what is windows.h good for?
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    Originally posted by vbgladiator
    So it is the same thing.
    So what is windows.h good for?
    You can't program Windows API without it
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  7. Nov 12th, 2003, 04:46 PM #6
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    windows.h? You don't need it. Go ahead, you can write every single protoype yourself and Windows won't notice.
    However, your fingers will notice
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