Subj : Re: Borland C++ 5.5
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date : Mon Nov 29 2004 01:39 pm


Below I assume that you installed the compiler into the path
  c:\borland\bcc55
If you did not, then adjust for the directory names that 
you used. 

Start by giving these commands to find the files:

------------
c:
cd \borland\bcc55\include
dir windows.h
dir winsock.h
------------

If you cannot find the files then the installation failed, 
probably because of a glitch in the download.  Download 
the compiler again and install it again. 

If you can find the files then did you create the bcc32.cfg
and ilink32.cfg files in the c:\borland\bcc55\bin directory?
If not, go back into the readme.txt file and follow its 
directions for creating them. 

If the include files are found and you did create the *.cfg 
files then pull up bcc32.cfg in an editor.  Check that the 
first line is something like this:

  -Ic:\borland\bcc55\include

The '-I' is a capital '-i' and not a one or a lower case 'L'.

..  Ed
 
>Andre Nomadoe wrote:
>
>I am new to C++ programming. I tried to compile a file 
>and received the below errors. Where can I find a copy 
>of the windows.h and winsock.h file for Windows XP?
>
>line   1: #include windows.h ignored--file not found.
>line   2: #include winsock.h ignored--file not found.

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