# To subscribers of the xforms list from "Hasan Fleyeh" <hfl@du.se> :
Hello,
Yes, I did call fl_initialize(), and it was the first statement in
my program.
Hasan
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From: owner-xforms@bob.usuhs.mil [mailto:owner-xforms@bob.usuhs.mil] On
Behalf Of Steve Lamont
Sent: den 12 december 2002 15:33
To: xforms@bob.usuhs.mil
Subject: Re: XForms: xforms
# To subscribers of the xforms list from Steve Lamont
<spl@eggshell.ucsd.edu> :
> I am a new beginner in xforms. I have a problem in working with
> xforms under windows 2000. The program compiled with out any errors,
but
> when I run it I got the following error: Missing or failed
> fl-initialize(). I am using Visual C++ 6.0. Do this related to the
> Xlib? Can anyone help me?
Did you call fl_initialize()? This generally must be the first XForms
function called in your program (there are some exceptions but please
refer to the manual for details).
BTW, please do not send HTML messages to mailing lists. For security
and anti-spam reasons some folks don't use HTML-capable mail readers,
it wastes spool space, and HTML in email rarely adds any significant
value, anyhow.
spl
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