Here are a few notes to users of The Window BOSS who are using version 6.0 of Microsoft C. Please note that these anomalies will be eliminated in the next release of The Window BOSS. THESE ARE NOT BUGS. This information is simply being passed along as a courtesy. 1. The Microsoft 5.X libraries of Version 02.15.90 of The Window BOSS are compatible with version 6.0 of Microsoft C. Therefore, whenever the manual refers to Microsoft 5.X you can read it as though it was referring to version 6.0. 2. When using version 02.15.90 and previous of The Window BOSS with Microsoft 6.0 it is common to get warnings when compiling wn_gfloat and/or other functions where floats get promoted to doubles when passed as parameters to functions. In the case of wn_gfloat, the warning can be safely ignored provided that the parameter in question is either a float or double. The error message looks like: name.c ## : warning C4028 Parameter ## declaration is different In the case of wn_gfloat, parameter 13 and 14 will cause the warning. 3. In Microsoft 6.0 the definition of NULL has been changed to "((void) *)0)". This new definition will sometimes produce warning messages when compiling source modules of The Window BOSS and/or in programs that include "windows.h". The warning message is of the form: name.c ## : warning C4047 'return' : different levels indirection Although these warnings can be safely ignored, you can eliminate the warning messages by editing "windows.h" and adding the following code: #undef NULL #define NULL (int) 0 The above code should be inserted following the lines: #if MSCV4 #define MSC 1 4. Linking is different.... link hello,,,swin (5.X) link hello,,,swin; (6.X) note ";" 5. Programmer workbench fans should define "MSCV4=1" in the "defines" dialog box. Do this by selecting "OPTIONS", then "C COMPILER OPTIONS". We will continue to directly support version 5.X through 1990 (provide pre-configured libraries). In 1991, un-official support for 5.X will only be available to registered (licensed source code users). Thanks for your continued support. Phil Mongelluzzo Member ASP P.S. Please register the shareware you use. /* End */