I realize that a similar question has been asked before but it has decayed
and I am not seeing the answer in the knowledge base (hint).
So …
In the “Programmer’s Guide” section “Generating application code” there is a
screenshot of the “Select New Platform” window. In it the top level “Target
Platform Options” include ntox86, ntox86++ and default. In contrast if I
open my “Select New Platform” window my top level “Target Platform Options”
are ntox86 and default … the ntox86++ is missing.
My question is how do I enable this “Target Platform” option so that,
presumably, I will be able to generate C++ out of phAB.
I realize that a similar question has been asked before but it has decayed
and I am not seeing the answer in the knowledge base (hint).
So …
In the “Programmer’s Guide” section “Generating application code” there is
a
screenshot of the “Select New Platform” window. In it the top level
“Target
Platform Options” include ntox86, ntox86++ and default. In contrast if I
open my “Select New Platform” window my top level “Target Platform
Options”
are ntox86 and default … the ntox86++ is missing.
My question is how do I enable this “Target Platform” option so that,
presumably, I will be able to generate C++ out of phAB.
I realize that a similar question has been asked before but it has
decayed
and I am not seeing the answer in the knowledge base (hint).
So …
In the “Programmer’s Guide” section “Generating application code” there
is
a
screenshot of the “Select New Platform” window. In it the top level
“Target
Platform Options” include ntox86, ntox86++ and default. In contrast if I
open my “Select New Platform” window my top level “Target Platform
Options”
are ntox86 and default … the ntox86++ is missing.
My question is how do I enable this “Target Platform” option so that,
presumably, I will be able to generate C++ out of phAB.