PRB: Compile Error In Postscript Driver Shipped w/ Windows 3.1 D

Last reviewed: February 23, 1995
Article ID: Q126359

The information in this article applies to:

Microsoft Windows Device Drvier Development Kit (DDK) for Windows version 3.1

SYMPTOMS

When compiling the postscript driver that shipped with the Windows version 3.1 DDK using Microsoft C version 7.0 or higher, you encounter this error:

   enum.c
   enum.c ( 211 ) : error C2082: redefinition of formal parameter 'lplf'

RESOLUTION

To fix the problem:

Modify the ScoreFont function definition in ENUM.C to look like this:

Byte PASCAL ScoreFont ( lpbPublic, lplf, HighScore, lpScoreArray,

                                                            lpScoreFunc)
   HPBYTE          lpbPublic;
   LPLOGFONT  lplf;
   BYTE                HighScore;
   LPBYTE           lpScoreArray;
   BYTE   ( PASCAL *lpScoreFunc ) ( LPFONTINFO, LPLOGFONT );
   {
       .....
       ......
       ......
   }

Modify the prototype for the function at the beginning of the file to look like this:

Byte PASCAL ScoreFont (

      HPBYTE           lpbPublic;
      LPLOGFONT   lplf;
      BYTE                 HighScore;
      LPBYTE            lpScoreArray;
      BYTE ( PASCAL *lpScoreFunc ) ( LPFONTINFO, LPLOGFONT ) ) ;

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Last reviewed: February 23, 1995
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