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#include "guiwind.h"
#include "guiwinlp.h"
#include "guixutil.h"

extern  WPI_INST        GUIMainHInst;

int GUIWinMessageLoop( void )
{
    WPI_PARAM1  param1;
    WPI_QMSG    msg;

    while( _wpi_getmessage( GUIMainHInst, &msg, NULLHANDLE, 0, 0 ) ) {
        _wpi_translatemessage( &msg );
        _wpi_dispatchmessage( GUIMainHInst, &msg );
    }
    _wpi_getqmsgvalues( msg, NULL, NULL, &param1, NULL, NULL, NULL );
    return( (int)param1 );
}

#if defined( WINDU )
#include <stdio.h>

// This function is used by the UNIX signal handler as an interface
// with the Wind/U windows message loop.

void GUIPostQuitMsg( void )
{
    WPI_PARAM1  param1;
    WPI_QMSG    msg;
    gui_window *wnd;

    wnd = GUIXGetRootWindow();

    if( wnd ) {
        /* Wind/U only works with the Windows API, so we know this will work */
        PostMessage( wnd->hwnd, WM_CLOSE, NULL, NULL );
    }
}
#endif
