// >// Code from: >Installshield For Vb6 Decompiler. // I actually left out the inet_pton function, because I only want inet_ntop. Did you only #include?
I took out and still have the errors. 'Rayne' ha scritto nel messaggio news:b0e71f03-be94-490f-b0fa-8d1dc30272ad@g1g2000pra.googlegroups.com. >I actually left out the inet_pton function, because I only want >inet_ntop. Did you only #include? I took out >and still have the errors. In fact, I now have several new errors, >which point to the WSPiApi.h file: I posted a compilable code in my previous message (defined between and ). And the first (and only) #include statement is: #include You may want to try to paste that code in your VS.NET2003 editor, try to compile and see what happens.
Xperia Ion Usb Driver on this page. (I tried that on VS2008 SP1 with Windows 7 SDK). Giovanni Rayne 08.12.09 2:24. On Dec 8, 5:59 pm, 'Giovanni Dicanio' wrote: >'Rayne' ha scritto nel messaggionews:b0e71f03-be94-490f-b0fa-8d1dc30272ad@g1g2000pra.googlegroups.com. I tried the code on a completely new project, and still get the errors (all pointing to Ws2tcpip.h), with and without #include. On Dec 8, 7:20 pm, 'Giovanni Dicanio' wrote: >'Rayne' ha scritto nel messaggionews:669b27e3-dfdc-4efd-8798-678ff1b8d77e@15g2000prz.googlegroups.com. I compiled using #include #include #include in my new project and it compiled and ran without any errors.
When I used the same #include files in the header file in my original project (keeping everything the same), there doesn't seem to be any of the errors that point to WS2tcpip.h that I posted.