argh. stupid windows headers and how they hide definitions from you unless you remember to define WINVER/_WIN32_WINNT
I DON'T LIKE THIS DESIGN DECISION
when I look up FooBarA() and MSDN says it's in winfoo.h, I assume that I need to do just #include <winfoo.h> for it to work.
that's how C headers work basically everywhere else, after all
BUT NO, FooBarA() is only defined if you set _WIN32_WINNT to at least 0x500 because it isn't defined until Windows 2000
@foone We have that on unix / linux too. _DEFAULT_SOURCE, _GNU_SOURCE, _BSD_SOURCE, etc.
Just one example. Want the BYTE_ORDER macro the POSIX standard says has to be in endian.h, but you use glibc? Define one of the magic macros! Also, that's not POSIX requiring it, and the man page doesn't even mention the existence of the BYTE_ORDER macro!
