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yukq@bernstein.com (Ken Q. Yu) writes:

>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.

>Ken
>E-mail: yukq@bernstein.com

VC++ 2.2 dows work on win 95 (I've had it running since I got v2.2).... 
you should check that
(1) you REALLY installed vc++ from the CD-ROM under  win 95 (it needs to 
update the registry etc..). I.E> you need to install vc++ 2 times one on 
win nt and one on win 95 (even though you can install it to the same 
place....
(2) that you haven't got unnecessary real mode drivers (in autoexec.bat 
and config.sys)... which might be there from before you upgraded from win 
3.1...
(3) if you are using UniCode in NT, it isn't supported under win95...

hope this helps