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using standard C ANSI typedef struct
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using standard C ANSI typedef struct


  • Subject: using standard C ANSI typedef struct
  • From: Reuss <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2001 18:03:51 +0100

Hello everybody,

this is (as usual) a newbie question, so I apologize beforehand :-}

I'm porting at the moment a program written in C into Cocoa. I would like to continue using a library written in C ANSI for complex number calculation. Especially I would like to continue using the typedef struct "complex" as I use float or other C types.

But I don't seem to be able to get this thing to run. How do I have to declare the .c file in PB in order to be able to use it ? There is certainly an easy thing to do, but I don't find it. Please help me...

Thank you very much

Tom

PS I google-searched for ANSI, I tried in the AppKit and Foundation Framework without success...
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Thomas REUSS
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