Emmanuel Stapf [ES] wrote:
>> I had already tried these things without success.
>>
>> I have attached a snapshot of the EiffelStudio window. Nothing related
>> to IMAGE_FORMAT appears in the class list.
>
> This is because you added it only to the .NET target, you actually
> need to add it
> to the parent target since this is where all your code is located.
>
>;> By what means is the variable $ISE_DOTNET_FRAMEWORK defined?
>
>; This variable is automatically computed by the compiler and its
> value depend on
> the version of the .NET runtime you choose to target. If you choose
> to target .NET
>; 2.0 then its value will look like:
>
> c:WINDOWSMicrosoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727
Thanks, Manu.
So obvious when one sees the answer. I was mislead by tunnel vision
about doing a .NET project. I had in mind, instinctively without
thinking, that the .NET target "gives access", whereas it actually
sets options, and "requires access".
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