c++.command-line - would -WA option be worked?
- nyra sohu.com (8/8) Jun 02 2003 surprised!
- Nic Tiger (4/12) Jun 02 2003 I suspect you need properly written DEF file anyway. Without it all Win3...
- Jean-Pierre H. Dumas (3/8) Jun 09 2003 Is'nt that sad ?
- Jan Knepper (4/8) Jun 09 2003 No, expecting that GUI is default is sad... ;-)
- Greg Peet (3/4) Jul 24 2003 Agreed!
surprised! I used following command lines to compile a windows GUI program, but I got a console one? dmc -WA -cpp Main.cpp ref to "ctg" , if -WA option presents, DM compiles GUI program. ps. I'm sure Main.cpp file defined WinMain correctly. this command line works: dmc Main.cpp -L/su:windows
Jun 02 2003
I suspect you need properly written DEF file anyway. Without it all Win32 executables are treated as console ones. Nic Tiger. <nyra sohu.com> wrote in message news:bbeslq$lfo$1 digitaldaemon.com...surprised! I used following command lines to compile a windows GUI program, but I got a console one? dmc -WA -cpp Main.cpp ref to "ctg" , if -WA option presents, DM compiles GUI program. ps. I'm sure Main.cpp file defined WinMain correctly. this command line works: dmc Main.cpp -L/su:windows
Jun 02 2003
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 19:53:46 +0400, "Nic Tiger" <tiger7 progtech.ru> wrote:I suspect you need properly written DEF file anyway. Without it all Win32 executables are treated as console ones. Nic Tiger.Is'nt that sad ? jp
Jun 09 2003
"Jean-Pierre H. Dumas" wrote:On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 19:53:46 +0400, "Nic Tiger" <tiger7 progtech.ru> wrote:No, expecting that GUI is default is sad... ;-) ManiaC++ Jan KnepperI suspect you need properly written DEF file anyway. Without it all Win32 executables are treated as console ones.Is'nt that sad ?
Jun 09 2003
"Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.us> wrote in message news:3EE4AD3D.4B1B4D39 smartsoft.us...No, expecting that GUI is default is sad... ;-)Agreed!
Jul 24 2003