I am using the "winbase.h" header file in my C program and it gives me
errors in almost every single definition in the header file. Anyone
knows why or what I am doing wrong?
sagun

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If I remember correctly, you have to #include windows.h first.  It
might even be that after that you don't have to include winbase.h
separately.

However, I'm not a windows programmer, so... :-)

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Jeroen

If you want to program in Standard C, you must include only standard
C headers:

    <stdio.h>   <string.h>   <setjmp.h>
    <stdlib.h>  <limits.h>   <signal.h>
    <ctype.h>   <math.h>     <assert.h>
    <time.h>    <errno.h>    <locale.h>

as well as, more recently:

    <inttypes.h>
    <iso646.h>

and others.

If you include non-standrad headers, your program isn't standard C,
and is outside of the scope of the comp.lang.c newsgroup.
Problems related to headers not part of standard C are best discussed
in platform-specific newsgroups. Since <winbase.h> is a Windows NT header
file, you should ask about it in a Windows NT programming newsgroup.