# Using SocketQ Classes

### Using With MFC:

* When using with MFC, add the SockQ.cpp and SockQ.h files to the project, and set the Settings for SockQ.cpp to NOT use a pre-compiled header.
* When using without MFC, just add the SockQ.h file in a header.

### Using With Borland C++ Builder:

* Add the SockQ.cpp file to the project, and include the SockQ.h header file in the Unit you wish to use SocketQ from.
* You MUST #define the STRICT conditional define as well as a the SOCKETQ\_BCB conditional define. This can be done from the Project Options-->Directories/Conditionals tab.


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