probably tried to locate those files in
$(some_prefix)/include/w32api, but didn't find any prefix that applied.
So now $(some_prefix) evaluates to an empty string.
I also notice that w32api.h defines every version of windows but stops at
windows8.
[...]
Is it permissible to add
#defi
sr"
I'm guessing /include is not a standard directory, so I copied the
/usr/include/w32api to /include/w32api/, the warning goes way.
a simple link was also probably enough
mkdir /include
ln -s /usr/include/w32api to /include/w32api
but checking the prefix is better.
I also
not a standard directory, so I copied the
/usr/include/w32api to /include/w32api/, the warning goes way.
Is this a bad idea?
I also notice that w32api.h defines every version of windows but stops at
windows8.
#define WindowsVista 0x0600
#define Windows7 0x0601
#define Windows8
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