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I would love to know how WORD is defined.  It's not actually defined 
anywhere in the code that I'm working with, but to do a palm conduit you 
have several .dll dependancies that load all manner of things that are 
core to Palm conduits.  Which I can't look at, of course.  Is 
there some way to see the definition in this case, that I just don't know 
about?  I know so little about visual studio, or dealing with MS based 
things in general. (ick)

Also, yes, int i; i=2; works just fine.  

Thanks
jenn

On Mon, 7 Jun 2004, Benjamin Scherrey wrote:

> Jenn,
> 
> 	Check and see what the definition of WORD is in your environment. I presume that 'int i; 
> i=2;' works just fine? If its a macro or typedef of another typedef keep following it until you get to its 
> fundamental C type. This could also be some strange linkage issue. Check and see what linkage 
> options you have and try, for purposes of testing, to statically link all runtime libraries into your 
> executable.
> 
> 	Good luck,
> 
> 		Ben Scherrey


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