The code of Fonts.hla in "Windows programming in Assembly language" (electronic version) doesn't work. When linking, it said like this:
Fonts.extpub.inc: undefined symbol : _VMT_fFamily_t___hla_
Fonts.extpub.inc: undefined symbol : _VMT_font_t___hla_
Also, when I compile GDCaps.hla and I run the program, it shows a window displaying device capabilities's info like it should. But the problem is the program also freezes my comp and it can't be restored so I must restart my comp.
Fonts.extpub.inc: undefined symbol : _VMT_fFamily_t___hla_
Fonts.extpub.inc: undefined symbol : _VMT_font_t___hla_
Also, when I compile GDCaps.hla and I run the program, it shows a window displaying device capabilities's info like it should. But the problem is the program also freezes my comp and it can't be restored so I must restart my comp.
The code of Fonts.hla in "Windows programming in Assembly language" (electronic version) doesn't work. When linking, it said like this:
Fonts.extpub.inc: undefined symbol : _VMT_fFamily_t___hla_
Fonts.extpub.inc: undefined symbol : _VMT_font_t___hla_
Also, when I compile GDCaps.hla and I run the program, it shows a window displaying device capabilities's info like it should. But the problem is the program also freezes my comp and it can't be restored so I must restart my comp.
I actually corrected this problem when fixing an unrelated bug. It turned out in some circumstances that HLA wasn't noting that certain VMTs existed. In any case, when HLA v1.80 arrives (as soon as I get ready to post the template stuff) this problem should go away. You have downloaded HLA v1.79 (and the new WPA code), right?
Cheers,
Randy Hyde