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Not every fault is shown where it occurs.
I think you should check YOUR include files loading in advance, if you
forgot a closing bracket or something like this.
It is a good idea to load the borland include file before one of the own
include file is loaded.
Detlef
"Nik" <armstrong_louie@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> When compiling my project in C++Builder 6.0 under windows 2000, i get the
> following errors
>
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(948): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(952): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(956): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(960): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(964): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(970): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(974): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(980): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(984): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(990): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(994): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(1675): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(1679): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(1683): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(1687): E2257 , expected
>   [C++ Error] Windows.hpp(1691): E2257 , expected
>
>
> I'm not certain what changes I made that possibly could be causing this
(as
> it was compiling fine before).  Note that I have not made any
modifications
> to borland generated files
>
> It seems to have something to do with the includes. Including other files
in
> my project....
> If i comment out two different includes and include back one or the other,
> windows.hpp falls to pieces again.
>
> Note: When I make a new project that uses windows.hpp...it compiles fine.
>
>