Hot to declare a LPTSTR

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char* winPath[MAX_PATH];
 
  GetWindowsDirectory(winPath, MAX_PATH);
  printf("%s\n", winPath);

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[Warning] passing arg 1 of `GetWindowsDirectoryA' from incompatible pointer type

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from http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...sdirectory.asp :

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LPTSTR lpBuffer, Pointer to the buffer to receive the null-terminated string..

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How should I declare it? thanx!

GetWindowsDirectory((LPTSTR) winPath, MAX_PATH);
Here are the definitions:

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#define FAR                far
typedef wchar_t    TCHAR;
typedef TCHAR FAR *                        LPTSTR;

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thanx :p

Actually this is what you want to do:

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        TCHAR winPath[MAX_PATH];
        GetWindowsDirectory(winPath, MAX_PATH);

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The name of a char, or TCHAR, array is already a pointer.

Regards,
Brian