lol. Us men use our units too much.

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Heh, I thought that would be obvious, especially given it''s in the error :D

Billy - BillyB@mrsnj.com

Well, nothing seems to be working, (other then the ''reinstall'', havn''t tried that yet.)

I fixed the UNIT problem, no dice. I hate windows 95, i really do. My WINVER is 0X400, and i tried changing that in the windows header and, yeah, no dice.

Well damn, thanx for trying anywho! I appretiate it!

Shouldn't that be MSG instead of MESSAGE?

And you are not creating a window. RegisterClassEx only registrs a window class. You have to use CreateWindow(Ex) to actually create a window of that class. So, don't try to assign the return value of RegisterClassEx to the HWND variable (it returns an ATOM, check it, if it's zero registration failed).

[edited by - Dactylos on April 29, 2002 5:46:56 PM]

quote: Original post by Antion
Umm, I could be wrong, but since WndProc is being defined before the winmain, it is not prototyped, thus it should not have a semi-colon at the end of it. It is a function on its own.

Huh? What are you talking about?

A prototype is recognised by its lack of function body, not wether it ends with a semi-colon or not. A function definition can optionally end with a semi-colon.

quote: Original post by Dactylos
Shouldn''t that be MSG instead of MESSAGE?

And you are not creating a window. RegisterClassEx only registrs a window class. You have to use CreateWindow(Ex) to actually create a window of that class. So, don''t try to assign the return value of RegisterClassEx to the HWND variable (it returns an ATOM, check it, if it''s zero registration failed).

[edited by - Dactylos on April 29, 2002 5:46:56 PM]

YOU RULE. That fixed the problem, and it was my fault! I totally forgot to create the window, and use the proper type. I am trying to do it by memory, so it gets kinda hard...

Thanks a lot!