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hyphen · Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 11:28 am Post subject: [Confused] WINCEOEM?

Hello there.

I'm trying to call "kernel functions" in C++, which are apparently defined in "pkfuncs.h".

Trouble is, my compiler tells me the "pkfuncs.h" doesn't exist.

I googled it up, and it seems I need to set "WINCEOEM=1" with a macro or whatever.

That's where I got lost DX

I have tried inserting "#define WINCEOEM 1" in my code/windows.h... no difference...

Can anyone tell me how setting WINCEOEM=1 works, or if there is some other way to make my compiler find "pkfuncs.h" ??

If you have an answer, plain english would be nice O.O This seems to be a sort of advanced topic and I am kind of seeking to use kernel functions without having to learn all about how they work.

All help is appreciated~

Dark Byte · Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 11:43 am Post subject:

Try putting the define before your includes

Also, see if you can pass that define with the compiler command. (vc has defines, and in gcc you'd use -DWINCEOEM=1 )

But honestly, I doubt this define thing won't work (at most it'll make it so pkfuncs.h isn't used at all)

Do you have pkfuncs.h ? If so, add it to the searchpath, if not, well, try to get it...