I don't know about every one else, but all the programs that have a file type that is not standard (like BOOL, LONGLONG, etc) just drive me nuts. I have compiled all the typedef's in all the .INC files into a Text file.
I left in the $TYPEDEF and #TYPEDEF's, because I am not sure whether they belong in the list or not. If they don't, please let me know and I will remove them and upload the revised file.
The fields are File Name, Line Number, TYPEDEF. I thought this would make it easier to find, so you will at least know what it converts to in IWB.
Bill
OK - I'm in Ignoramus Mode. What do we do with them?
Brian
How many times have you had code from some one that uses some thing like:
BURPY fieldname
This gives you a quicker way to find what BURPY translates to in IWB (it mostly seems to either be a POINTER or a UINT).
Kind of like using descriptions instead of the numbers in settings for Windows fields. I prefer the descriptions because the numbers don't mean any thing to me. This way you will know that BURPY is actually a UINT.
Just part of my weird OCD.
Bill