🚀 go-pugleaf

Pete Becker wrote:

> 
> What you've stumbled on is the nasty little secret that Microsoft's header
> files for WIN32 won't compile with any other compiler, because they rely on
> Microsoft's non-standard language extensions (better known as compiler bugs).
> In general, you should use the WIN32 headers that come with the compiler you're
> using, not the ones that come from Microsoft (unless, of course, you're using
> Microsoft's compiler).

OK.. but these don't appear to be Microsoft's... they have Sun's copyright. Are you 
saying that with a little bit of elbow grease on my part that I should be able to 
substitute Borland's header files ... there don't appear to be filename equivalents for 
Sun's typedef_md.h.. but with a little help from grep & using the 'right' include files I 
should be able to get this to go? Or is there an easier way?

[Hey... couldn't you just get the guys at Sun to use  more standard compiler technology 
?] :-)

Thanks
Sean