Re: Sleep() header file...

From: "iceColdFire" <m74.piscean@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 16 Jun 2005 06:37:13 -0700

:: John

I am using Sleep(..) in .cpp file and it does not work if I have not
include <windows.h> ..
This is common sense since my projetc is Console Win 32

:: Arnaud

Okey...so although my project is Console Win32 , I have to include
<windows.h> just for this function...arent there any workaround API for
console based projects...

thanks
a.a.cpp

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