typedef enum question

Just have a quick question, hopefully someone will be able
to answer quickly.

Trying to do something rather simple:

typedef enum { FALSE, TRUE } fboolean;

This works with the stand c header files.
Why does it break when I include windows.h file?

I get errors such as:

Code:

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(57): error C2143: syntax error : missing '}' before 'constant'

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Any help would be appreciated.

Because windows.h defines FALSE as 0 and TRUE as 1, which means your enum statement is

enum { 0, 1 }

Either #undef both, or use different names.

It may even be a better plan to include windows.h and just use the internal definitions for TRUE and FALSE. While you're at it why not just use BOOL ;)