Redefinition of NDIS_STATUS_ * Macros
Hi All,
There are many macros in NDIS.H and other places that I need in a user-
mode application.
#include' ing <ndis.h> and compiling with Visual Studio generates many
errors, and it appears that interdependencies of driver-mode/user-mode
headers cannot be eliminated.
What is typical strategy for circumventing this problem?
TIA,
-Le Chaud Lapin-
.
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