----- Original Message -----
From: "Lyle Kopnicky"
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> According to MSDN, you're supposed to feed SetTargetComputer() a NULL to
> get it to target the local host. But I don't have any way of passing a
> NULL to the Perl version. I tried undef, and that generates an error.
> I tried 0, and that fails.
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> Any ideas?
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Perhaps:
SetTargetComputer("\0");
I actually tried testing that out with Inline::C and Inline::CPP scripts
that wrap the SetTargetComputer() function. Both my MSVC++6.0 and MSVC++7.0
compilers have an 'MSTask.h' that defines SetTargetComputer() and the
various constants, but neither appears to have a library (.lib) capable of
resolving the term .... actually, on closer inspection, it might be an
Inline::C/CPP issue.
Anyway, I was unable to complete the test as I couldn't get the script to
compile owing to the "unresolved external symbol" .... must take a closer
look at why it fails.
Cheers,
Rob
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