Re: platform SDK

Ben Voigt [C++ MVP] wrote:
Or if you have the Express Edition, which includes only the
standard library and doesn't have the Windows SDK at all.
Of course it includes some subset PSDK. Otherwise it would have
been impossible to write anything working for Windows platform
with EE. Just grep for "#include <windows.h>" in CRT sources.

Nope. The runtime components are part of Windows, not part of the SDK.

Only if the CRT public headers #include <windows.h> would the Windows SDK be needed.

Ben:

Long ago I was very confused about the relationship/difference between the CRT and the PSDK. Now you are starting to confuse me again...

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP
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