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In article <86238@ut-emx.uucp> jamshid@emx.utexas.edu writes:
:Crossposted and followups redirected to a newsgroup devoted to
:programming tools for Windows.
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:In article <1993Jan6.060043.28516@umr.edu> chrisg@cs.umr.edu (Chris Gorsuch) writes:
:>I have recently purchased the Borland C++ 3.1 compiler.
:>It came with the ProtoGen windows creator included with it.
:>The problem is that Protogen is Looking for /borlandc/owl/owl.h
:>and it causes an error when it realizes that I have no owl directory
:
:ObjectWindows Library is Borland's class library for Windows.  OWL
:comes with BC++ *with* Application Frameworks or with the Windows-only
:Turbo C++ for Windows.  I highly recommend using OWL or some other
:class library when programming for Windows (the C API is a nightmare).
:I believe BC++ w/ AF is about $200 at an educ. discount and TC++4W is
:<=$100.  Ask customer-support@borland.com (no tech support!) for more
:info.  Btw, Protogen can probably output code which doesn't use OWL --
:read the docs.

Even if you didn't get the "with App Frameworks" edition, you should
have the OWL include files & libraries.  Did you install them?  (The
Borland install program gives you options to leave out just about
everything...)

:>Question 2 is what header file should I give protogen...
:>ie how do I hook MY code into the individual menus I have set up.
:>It would appear from the little pamphlet that I do all of the protogen
:>work first and THEN create my code and hook it into it.
:>but without being able to get by the owl problem I can't begin to tackle
:>the second problem

Protogen works w/ OWL.  One of the setup options in Pgen is whether
you are doing straight C, C++ or C, C++ w/ OWL.  You are correct you 
can't solve this second problem until you solve the first.

Note: I don't use Protogen, I use Object/Designer.

		-Richard Hartman
		hartman@ulogic.COM

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