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I'm having trouble compiling Win32 projects in BC++ 4.52. I have example 
projects from the _Teach Yourself Windows 95 Programming in 21 days_ 
book by Steve Calvert. All I do is open the project and try to compile 
and run it.

EVERY time I try to compile them for Win32, I get the following error:

WINNETWK.H 783: Only one set of overloaded functions can be "C"

Viewing the source brings be to this section in WINNETWK.H (a header 
file that comes with the compiler):

DWORD APIENTRY
MultinetGetConnectionPerformanceW(
        LPNETRESOURCEW lpNetResource,
        LPNETCONNECTINFOSTRUCT lpNetConnectInfoStruct
        );

The help file gives this explanation:

"C++ functions are by default overloaded, and the compiler assigns a new 
name to each function. If you wish to override the compiler's assigning 
a new name by declaring the function extern "C", you can do this for 
only one of a set of functions with the same name. (Otherwise the linker 
would find more than one global function with the same name.)"

The funny thing is, if I start a new Win32s project from scratch, this 
doesn't happen. Also, if I compile with the makefile on the command 
line, this doesn't happen.

I am using WIndows95, and Borland C++ 4.52 fully installed.

I have read of a patch to upgrade 4.52 to 4.54 or something, or to fix 
bugs in the header files. Can anyone help me with the problem, or direct 
me to where I can get these patches (if they exist)? I couldn't find 
anything like this on the Borland web site.

Thanks in advance. Please email your reply if possible.

-Brandon (bstaggs@aloha.net)