Petr Chornyj escribió:
Guillermo Varona wrote:
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_NETIO'
Can you see a difference between HB_FUN_NETIO and HB_FUN_HB_NETIO?
Sure!
I did this for testing.
I already have somewhat clarified the issue.
Thank you.
BestRegards
G
Guillermo Varona wrote:
>
> Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_NETIO'
>
Can you see a difference between HB_FUN_NETIO and HB_FUN_HB_NETIO?
Regards,
Petr
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Alex Strickland escribió:
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Now I am compiling with the command line (adding hbmemio):
D:\harbour\contrib\hbnetio\tests>\hrbmingw\bin\hbmk2 netiotst -lhbmemio
hbmemio and hbnetio are two different things. -lhbmemio not needed.
hbmemio has *nothing* to do with .mem files. I
Ok. Viktor, thank you very much for the clarification, then clear to me that
the files MEM I work as a local or shared folder.
BestRegards
GVS
Viktor Szakáts escribió:
Now I am compiling with the command line (adding hbmemio):
D:\harbour\contrib\hbnetio\tests>\hrbmingw\bin\hbmk2 netiotst
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Now I am compiling with the command line (adding hbmemio):
D:\harbour\contrib\hbnetio\tests>\hrbmingw\bin\hbmk2 netiotst -lhbmemio
hbmemio and hbnetio are two different things. -lhbmemio not needed.
hbmemio has *nothing* to do with .mem files. It is for use with an RDD
Now I am compiling with the command line (adding hbmemio):
D:\harbour\contrib\hbnetio\tests>\hrbmingw\bin\hbmk2 netiotst -
lhbmemio
hbmemio and hbnetio are two different things. -lhbmemio not needed.
hbmk2: Processing environment options: -compiler=mingw
hbmk2: Processing local make script: h
Hi Viktor and Massimo,
First, sorry for my bad english.
I am translating with google.
Now I am compiling with the command line (adding hbmemio):
D:\harbour\contrib\hbnetio\tests>\hrbmingw\bin\hbmk2 netiotst -lhbmemio
hbmk2: Processing environment options: -compiler=mingw
hbmk2: Processing l
Try to build it in its original dir.
On 2009 Nov 2, at 11:42, gvarona wrote:
Hi Viktor and Mindaugas,
Now I'm trying to D:\harbor\contrib\hbnetio\tests\netiotst.prg, and
only I added a line here:
. . .
# define DBNAME "net: 127.0.0.1:2941: data / _tst_"
DBFCDX request
HB_NETIO request
proc m
You have made an incomplete operation
you have addedd request and not addedd library to libray list
where is added -lhbmemio
add to hbmk.hbm that is default hbmk2 template for your dir
or add to your command line
2009/11/2 gvarona :
> Hi Viktor and Mindaugas,
> Now I'm trying to D:\harbor\contri
Hi Viktor and Mindaugas,
Now I'm trying to D:\harbor\contrib\hbnetio\tests\netiotst.prg, and only I
added a line here:
. . .
# define DBNAME "net: 127.0.0.1:2941: data / _tst_"
DBFCDX request
HB_NETIO request
proc main ()
pSockSrv local
. . .
and get this error:
D:\harbour\contrib\hbnet
if your file .hbp: you confirm presence of -lhbmemio
you can have damaged/incomplete hbmemio.lib
you can recompile with follow
cd \harbour\contrib\hbmemio
mingw-make
In a prev post i have tried explain that follow is a frequent problem
so i hope that in future release we can implement a solution
Yes, because one time you forget to add the lib, next
time you add the lib but experiment with wrong REQUEST
name. And conclude that nothing works. Try to change one
thing at a time.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009 Nov 2, at 11:04, gvarona wrote:
Hello,
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas escribió:
Now you are writ
Hi,
gvarona wrote:
I'm just testing of 2 ways:
REQUEST HB_NETIO
REQUEST NETIO
but with no work for me
What could be missing?
If you've added NETIO, you forgot to write your own IO driver, that
exports such name.
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Hello,
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas escribió:
Now you are writing:
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_NETIO'
In a last letter it was:
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_HB_NETIO'
Don't you think these are a different things? Why have you chang
Hi,
Now you are writing:
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_NETIO'
In a last letter it was:
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_HB_NETIO'
Don't you think these are a different things? Why have you changed
REQUEST HB_NETIO
as suggested i
Hi Viktor and Mindaugas
I am using this file .hbp:
Menu.prg
Ctbclpro.prg
. . .
CTBMAYO1.PRG
GVSffind.c
-lhbnetio
-lAbraxasMinGW
-lhbct
-lhbwin
-lhbmemio
-mt
-es2
But, i get this error:
. . .
Compiling 'CTBMAYO1.PRG'...
Lines 33572, Functions/Procedures 22
Generating C source output to
gvarona wrote:
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference to `HB_FUN_HB_NETIO'
Any idea?
hbnetio.lib
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Add hbmemio lib to your lib list. Anyhow it won't make
'net:' FS work on .mem files.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009 Nov 1, at 19:16, gvarona wrote:
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas escribió:
Hi, gvarona wrote:
(DOS Error 123)
Any TIP?
REQUEST HB_NETIO
I get this error:
. . .
Compiling 'CTBMAYO1.PRG'...
Line
Mindaugas Kavaliauskas escribió:
Hi,
gvarona wrote:
(DOS Error 123)
Any TIP?
REQUEST HB_NETIO
I get this error:
. . .
Compiling 'CTBMAYO1.PRG'...
Lines 33572, Functions/Procedures 22
Generating C source output to 'CTBMAYO1.c'... Done.
Menu.o:Menu.c:(.data+0x12e8): undefined reference
Viktor Szakáts escribió:
Viktor Szakáts escribió:
Replaceable RDD IO interface is only available for RDD
operations.
Thanks Viktor.
Is there any way to list these operations?
DB*, RDD*, ORD* functions, etc. Every RDD functions.
Thanks very much
BestRegards
GVS
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Hi,
gvarona wrote:
(DOS Error 123)
Any TIP?
REQUEST HB_NETIO
Regards,
Mindaugas
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Viktor Szakáts escribió:
Replaceable RDD IO interface is only available for RDD
operations.
Thanks Viktor.
Is there any way to list these operations?
DB*, RDD*, ORD* functions, etc. Every RDD functions.
Brgds,
Viktor
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Viktor Szakáts escribió:
Replaceable RDD IO interface is only available for RDD
operations.
Thanks Viktor.
Is there any way to list these operations?
TIA
BestRegards
GVS
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Replaceable RDD IO interface is only available for RDD
operations.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2009 Nov 1, at 18:22, gvarona wrote:
I add one more question:
I do this:
RESTORE FROM "NET:PC01:2941:data/parametros.mem" ADDITIVE
I get this error:
┌
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;─
;γ
2
;─
;─
I add one more question:
I do this:
RESTORE FROM "NET:PC01:2941:data/parametros.mem" ADDITIVE
I get this error:
┌──
;──γ
2;──^
72;─┐
│ Error BASE/2005 Error de apertura: │
│net:pc01:data\parametros.mem │
│ (DOS Error 123) │
│
Hi all:
any way to know what files are opened in a netio server from a program?
In order to make a File Monitor.
TIA
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Thank You!
Yes, I had change prg code to view change of memory and it's up/down,
I have another question.
How can I stop server listen ?
like code:
//-
do while .t.
pConnectionSocket := NETIO_ACCEPT( pListenSocket )
? 'Have one connect...', pConnectionSocket, m
Hi Przemek
have you same news regarding GTNET idea , for control remotely GT/GUI object
NETGT like current NETIO a universal solution For having the terminal
side on remote computer with each GT
Are GTNET & NETIO the basic for universal harbour application server?
The better implementation ot t
On Mon, 14 Sep 2009, WenSheng wrote:
Hi,
> I test netio function,
> at server side use:
> ---
>pListenSocket := NETIO_LISTEN( PORT, IP, DRIVER )
>do while .t.
> pConnectionSocket := NETIO_ACCEPT( pListenSocket )
> ? 'Have one connect...', pConnectionSocke
Hi~
I test netio function,
at server side use:
---
pListenSocket := NETIO_LISTEN( PORT, IP, DRIVER )
do while .t.
pConnectionSocket := NETIO_ACCEPT( pListenSocket )
? 'Have one connect...', pConnectionSocket
NETIO_SERVER( pConnectionSocket )
enddo
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