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hi planetscape.

I read that document and attempted to use the api for VFP8, it would not ,however, compile; it was complaining about unresolved symbols in the linker.

It was suggested that this was because of definitions and that I needed windef.h... which i tried but it (windef.h) is full of syntax errors (Is this header not maintained anymore?

Do you have any experience setting up the compiler/linker to use the api? The examples in the sample directory are for use by foxpro apps to call external services... not *quite* what I wanted.

talwyn

In reply to Re^2: Perl as a test tool for Foxpro apps? by talwyn
in thread Perl as a test tool for Foxpro apps? by talwyn

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