James Klinge (klinge++at++reality.psych.umn.edu)
Tue, 3 Mar 1998 23:36:58 -0600 (CST)
#include <Performer/pr.h>
#include <Performer/pf.h>
...
pfSwitch *brakes;
...
pfSwitchVal( brakes, PFSWITCH_ON );
and I get these errors when compiling:
"LeadCar.c", line 130: error(3114): identifier "pfSwitchVal" is undefined
pfSwitchVal( brake_part, PFSWITCH_ON );
^
"LeadCar.c", line 130: error(3114): identifier "PFSWITCH_ON" is undefined
pfSwitchVal( brake_part, PFSWITCH_ON );
I'm using Performer 2.0 on an Indigo2. If pf.h isn't the right header,
what is? pfSwitch.h is C++, not C so it can't be that.
Thanks for any help,
Jim.
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