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In article <46g9d5$c15@news2.ios.com>, Ken Q. Yu <yukq@bernstein.com> wrote:
>I ran into a problem with VC++ 2.2 on Win95.  To be able to
>utilize the new common control Library, I'd like to program
>on Win95 platform.  The same program (simple c code), which
>compiled fine on Windows NT 3.51, when I compiled it on Win95
>with the same VC++ 2.2 install, complaint that "cl.exe fatal
>error, out of heap space".  Isn't VC++ 2.2 suppose to support
>buth OS (WinNT and Win95) so we develop as to maintain a level
>of compatability, that the same EXE will run on both platform?
>Or if there is some tricky setting in VC++ which I missed to 
>make it work under Win95?  Anybody experenced this?
>Thanks for any advice.

I don't know; I have been using Visual C++ v. 2 .2 under Windows 95 for
two months, with very good results and no problems (in fact, now I use
mostly Windows 95 for development work). Can you run CL.EXE from the
command line? That is one of the first things I would try. Also, check
for file corruption; how did you install Visual C++? 




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