I tested telepathy with the original test program and a loopback plug, but it
failed, so to check whether it was failing on both send and receive I did
the following:
I tested the port with a loopback and a small C program from the web in
Linux and it works.
I have another machine with a Clipper t
Hi Przemek,
Many thanks - that fixed it, I am getting somewhere now! I have used -n in
the past but never realized the effect on code outside the first function. I
have never used STATICS myself - I always used PUBLICS and straight
structured functional coding! That, I can understand.
I do have t
On Fri, 28 Nov 2008, Barry Jackson wrote:
Hi Barry,
> More problems.
> There is a "THREAD STATIC s_aPorts" declaration before the main procedure
> in telepathy.prg and no matter how I build this it always crashes with:
> Error BASE/1003 Variable does not exist: S_APORTS. Even if I put altd()
>
More problems.
There is a "THREAD STATIC s_aPorts" declaration before the main procedure
in telepathy.prg and no matter how I build this it always crashes with:
Error BASE/1003 Variable does not exist: S_APORTS. Even if I put altd()
before any other functions in main() it crashes first.
I have t
I did some modifications & bug fixes to this lib. mainly it checks if there
is data in the buffer with the empty() function, which will return true even
the is white space data in the buffer.
i wish i can upload back my modifications.
Barry Jackson wrote:
>
> What am I doing wrong? I am tryin
That's encouraging - my current version of the program that I want to write
has been in use for years, but I wrote it using Xbase++ and it runs under
Win98. It controls a Digital Video Recorder which is hidden and
inaccessible.
I am trying to change everything to Linux - hence this exercise.
Chee
Barry,
it should be enough for such an use, I was able to talk to a fiscal printer
sending and receiving packets.
I think it's enough to remove that function or, better, use the correct one
for harbour.
Best regards.
Maurilio.
Barry Jackson wrote:
> Maurilio,
> Many thanks for your reply.
> OK
Maurilio,
Many thanks for your reply.
OK that's fine- I will work around that function if I need to. The
application I want to write will only be required to open a port and send
character strings - there is no handshake so it should not be a problem.
I just wanted to be sure that I was not the ca
Barry,
this is a problem inside hbtpathy which comes from xharbour and uses a
function (threadsleep) not available in harbour.
So this has to be fixed in hbtpathy.
BTW, I wrote it, and it is more of a proof of concept than a finished library
that can be used on production systems.
Best regards.
What am I doing wrong? I am trying to build the telepathy test program.
I am using Mandriva Linux 2009.0 and built harbour using
mpkg_rpm_from_svn.sh script.
The make_gcc.sh ran OK in the hbtpathy dir. and
/usr/lib/harbour/libhbtpathy.a exists.
Regular "Hello World" programs compile OK and run wit
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