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i'll try :) (that link to PellesC does not seem working though)

well, it's money problem.:( ... i hope to make 32bit compiler working!

Well.. Borland C++ 4.51, which i use has a 32 bit compiler. i just need to set it up so i will read manuals again and meantime if any1 having experience with this would drop a line would be gr8!...

2... poor me

maybe any1 using Borland C++ 4.51 knows how to set 32 compiler up? :)

it's in there!


WINBASEAPI
VOID
WINAPI
Sleep(
DWORD dwMilliseconds
);

it should be 32bit.. i will investigate though. thanks for suggestion :)

manuals seem unintellegent about this. i really wonder whether it's XP related trouble.. i do not remember such troubles while using Win 98 in recent past..

Not at all, sleep() is described in Help of Borland C++ 4.51 :) and my attempt to use delay(i) instead of sleep(i)
brings similar error message:

Linking sample.exe:
Linker Warning: No module...

Using Sleep() instead of sleep() brings after compiling:

Compiling SAMPLE.C:
Warning SAMPLE.C 13: Call to function 'Sleep' with no prototype in function main
Linking sample.exe:
Linker Warning:...

When i compile code:


/* sleep example */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>

int main(void)
{

...not really, it's 32 bit windows compiler i believe (actually there are both 16bit and 32 bit compilers in Borland C++ 4.51) and function sleep() is described in manual, but does not work for some...

I have tried but it does not work either. Thanks anyway..

Unfortunately, it does not. I've got the same error message using your code as before - a nasty thing but what could be a reason?!

Hello All,

I have got a problem using delay function sleep() in Borland C++ 4.5 under Windows XP SP2.
When I try to compile a code (example code below, for example) then I
get an error message:...