1.2 Windows 95 and Windows
98 Client Development Setup
In the following table:
- The "Compiler" column lists compilers
that have Novell provided libraries. These compilers can be used
on the Windows 95 and Windows 98 Clients.
- The "Library Directory" column identifies the directory
where the library and include files for the specific compiler are
located.
- The "#define Variable" column specifies
the variables that must be defined for the libraries to be used.
The variables help define the data types in the ntypes.h header
file which allows the code to be platform independent.
The following is a list of the Windows 95* and Windows
98* Client libraries. These library files are found in
different directories, depending on the compiler being used. These
Windows 95 and Windows 98 Client libraries are dynamic.
For a description of these libraries, see "Cross-Platform
Libraries" above.
The library (.LIB) files for the Borland compiler are found
in \NWSDK\LIB\WIN32\BORLAND.
The library (.LIB) files for the Microsoft compiler are found
in \NWSDK\LIB\WIN32\MSCVC.
- AUDWIN32.LIB
- CALWIN32.LIB
- CLXWIN32.LIB
- LOCWIN32.LIB
- NETWIN32.LIB
The .DLL files for both the Borland and Microsoft compilers
are found in \NWSDK\LIB\WIN32\DLL\W95\.
- AUDWIN32.DLL
- CALWIN32.DLL
- CLNWIN32.DLL
- CLNWINTH.DLL
- CLXWIN32.DLL
- LOCWIN32.DLL
- NCPWIN32.DLL
- NETWIN32.DLL