Ben Hutchings <ben.hutchings@businesswebsoftware.com> wrote:
"Lean" is a bit of a joke. A rather smaller set of Windows definitions can be included by defining an architecture-identifying macro (e.g. _X86_ for i386) followed by: #define NOMINMAX // inhibits definition of min and max macros in // <windef.h> #include <windef.h> #undef NOMINMAX #include <stdarg.h> // <winbase.h> requires definition of va_arg #include <winbase.h> Unfortunately this still defines quite a few macros.
To turn off some of them you might also want: #define NOIME #define NOWINRES #define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN #define WIN32_EXTRA_LEAN #define NOGDICAPMASKS #define NOVIRTUALKEYCODES #define NOWINMESSAGES #define NOWINSTYLES #define NOSYSMETRICS #define NOMENUS #define NOICONS #define NOKEYSTATES #define NOSYSCOMMANDS #define NORASTEROPS #define NOSHOWWINDOW #define OEMRESOURCE #define NOATOM #define NOCLIPBOARD #define NOCOLOR #define NOCTLMGR #define NODRAWTEXT #define NOGDI #define NOUSER #define NOMB #define NOMEMMGR #define NOMETAFILE #define NOMINMAX #define NOMSG #define NOOPENFILE #define NOSCROLL #define NOSERVICE #define NOSOUND #define NOTEXTMETRIC #define NOWH #define NOWINOFFSETS #define NOCOMM #define NOKANJI #define NOHELP #define NOPROFILER #define NODEFERWINDOWPOS #define NOMCX #define NOIME #define NOPROXYSTUB #define NOIMAGE #define NO #define NOTAPE #define ANSI_ONLY #include <windows.h> -- Maxim Yegorushkin