If you compile the project you use the compiler options in the project, b=
ut if
you compile only the unit you're using the "general" compiler options: th=
ose
you have in tools->Compiler options. If you compile the project you are a=
sking
for compile c or c++, win32 GUI, etc. If you compile the unit you're usin=
g the
other, perhaps c or c++ and win32 console.
What I imagine is that, although you should have a warning of undefined
reference to WinMain@32, it compiled the unit as a console app, so when y=
ou
run it it creates at first a console, but after it works creating the win=
dow.
pr...@le... escribi=F3:
> Hi list,
> Now this is an absolute newbie question, quite befitting me. I've start=
ed
> dabbling with the black arts of C++ recently. Today, while writing a
> windows application, I came across a strange situation. If I compile an=
d
> run just the unit (i.e. main.cpp) file on its own, I get a console wind=
ow
> running at the back of the application window. But if I compile the ent=
ire
> project (i.e. winapp.dev) then I don't get a console. Can someone expla=
in
> what lies in the project file that causes the console to disappear?
>
> This is not a commercial project that I'm working on, so it really isn'=
t a
> matter of whether I want the console or not, but rather WHAT causes the
> console to appear in the first place.
>
> Any help appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>
> Pranav Negandhi
> Software Engineering
> Learnet India Limited, Mumbai.
> Phone: 91-22-859 8042 Ext: 316
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