🚀 go-pugleaf

OK, so what am I doing wrong?   Thought I'd start with that part first.

I've installed Borland C++, copied the Generic application from the MS
SDK sources disk into a brand new subdirectory, and I can't get the
thing to link properly.  BTW I can compile the Borland demo program so
I suspect the problem is in the project file "environment" as I've set
it up.

Here's what I did:

1) Created a new PRJ file called generic.
2) Added Generic.c, Generic.h, Generic.rc and Generic.def to it.
3) Under Options/Application, I chose "Windows App"
4) Under Options/Compiler/Entry/Exit Code I have "Windows ALL
   functions xportable" set
5) Under Options/Environment/Editor, I set the default extension to C
6) I selected Compile/Make EXE file

I get 6 link errors, each of the following form:

"Linker Error: _hInst defined in module GENERIC.C is duplicated in
module GENERIC.C"

The same message is displayed about the _InitApplication,
_InitInstance, WinMain, MainWndProc, and About functions.


Since Borland C++ stores the information needed to compile a program
in the PRJ file, I suspect that I haven't set something properly.
I know they HAVE to be able to compile the simplist SDK program........

Anybody run across this problem yet?????

dfs
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