Subj : what target/platform to use
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Rob C." <robb_christiansen@juno.com>
Date : Sun Oct 05 2003 11:10 am

I copied this code out of a text book, but I didn’t work this 
module into a project, but instead just compiled and ran it. It 
runs fine.

But, now, when I attempt to work it into a project (Target type: 
[Application], platform: [Win32]), I get a dialog box that 
says, ”You have accidentally used a dummy version of OwlMain.” 
Please, how can I fix this?

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h > 

class Queue
{
int Q[100];
int sloc, rloc;
int who;

public:
	Queue( int id );
	~Queue();
   void Qput( int i );
   int  Qget();
};

Queue::Queue( int id )
{
sloc=rloc =  0;
who = id;
  cout << "Queue  " << who << " intitialized\n\n";

}

Queue::~Queue()
{
  cout << "Queue " << who << " destroyed \n\n";

}

void Queue::Qput( int i )
{
  if( sloc == 100 )
  {
  cout << "Queue overflow";
  return;
  }
sloc++;
Q[sloc]=i;
}

int Queue::Qget()
{
  if( rloc == sloc )
  {
  cout << "Queue overflow";
  return 0;
  }
rloc++;
return Q[rloc];
}

main()
{//44
Queue a(1), b(2);


a.Qput(10);
b.Qput(19);


a.Qput(20);
b.Qput(1);

cout << "Contents of Queue a & b	: ";
cout << a.Qget() << " ";
cout << a.Qget() << " ";
cout << b.Qget() << " ";
cout << b.Qget() << " \n";

getch();

return 0;

}//44

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