Massimo,
I'm sure it's easy, it's just we can't do it .)
Maurilio.
Massimo Belgrano wrote:
> The good news is that not is easy port your Clipper source to harbour
> and porting your XPP source to harbour you can use HBNETIO
>
>
> 2010/3/8 Maurilio Longo :
>> Przemyslaw,
>>
>> I'm, at the mome
The good news is that not is easy port your Clipper source to harbour
and porting your XPP source to harbour you can use HBNETIO
2010/3/8 Maurilio Longo :
> Przemyslaw,
>
> I'm, at the moment, sharing them between DOS Clipper/XPP/Harbour, so, HBNETIO
> is not a solution to my problem, even if I'
Przemyslaw,
I'm, at the moment, sharing them between DOS Clipper/XPP/Harbour, so, HBNETIO
is not a solution to my problem, even if I'd like a lot to use it!
Maurilio.
Przemysław Czerpak wrote:
> On Fri, 05 Mar 2010, Maurilio Longo wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>>> 2.c) Can you prepare to manage "64bit fil
On Fri, 05 Mar 2010, Maurilio Longo wrote:
Hi,
> > 2.c) Can you prepare to manage "64bit file support" ? I think yes
> > So you will be ready for future :-)
> It requires a lot more changes than DosFindFirst()
> > 2.d) I know you are aware of every movement which happen in OS/2 world,
> > and m
David Arturo Macias Corona wrote:
> 0) I do not know/understand what mean information above
>
Not a good start! :) Just kidding!!
> 1) so, I do not know how your changes/considerations impact rest of OS/2
> users ( you are now aware we are many :-) )
>
No impact, OBJ_TILE is supported since OS
Maurilio:
>Error 8, that is ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY.
>With my last change, which uses a block obtained with a DosAlloc() with
>OBJ_TILE, that is a block aligned to a 64Kb segment, in low memory and
>with 16bit selectors set, it always works. This is on a SMP kernel
>searching for a file on a sa
