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Hi, I'm new here and not quite sure where to post this but here goes.

Has anyone ever managed to get a DLL to compile and run with anything else other than a Microsoft compiler ?
I ask this because I work mainly in Borlands C++Builder or Watcom and in both cases everything compiles great,no errors and no warnings.
The startup DllMain or as is the case in Borland, the DllEntryPoint, this works but thats as far as it goes.
I compile it in MS Visual C++ and it works great and runs.
Basically I need to get MS VC++ out of my PC as it creates havoc with other development I have so if there is a 'trick' to getting it to work in Borland, I would really appreciate it.

Many thanks and a great forum :)
Ben
 
Try using the fsxgauges_sp2.h file that Dai Griffith's and Arne Bartels modified with some redefinitions for BCC and GCC compability reasons.

You will find the latest version in Dai's gauge development manual sd2gau23.zip availble at http://avsim.com in the file library.

Code: 
// gauges.h
// Copyright (c) 2003 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
//
// Corrections by Arne Bartels 2003
// Additional macros by Arne Bartels and Dai Griffiths (mainly Arne Bartels) 2003 - 2007
// Renamed to <fsver>gauges.h by Dai Griffiths to specify which version the corrections were made for.
// _sp2 suffix added to distinguish this version from the original fsx acceleration release.
 
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