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I'm back. I solved my own problem, by determining that I had "infer prototypes" set, and there were no actual prototypes for my file i/o functions. As soon as I added unix.h to my code, all was well. Prehaps, this can help someone else. Have fun, Rick
#porting file i/o
Message #7305
Hello All, I am porting some C code to the Mac and running into problems with using the unix compatible file i/o functions (open, write, read, lseek). The operations appear to function (i.e., errno = 0, and proper return codes), but the function doesn't seem to have done its job.…
internal error
Message #7302
Hi Gang, I recently received an "internal error (ZREF) – please remove objects" error message in my Think C 6.0 code. I was able to copy the code to another file, remove the offending file from my project and things worked again. But, the problem is pretty consistant in the…
porting file i/o
Message #132682
From:
Rick Martin
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· C and Pascal
July 21, 1993 1:36 PM
Hello, I am porting some C code to the MAC and having difficultly with the file i/o functions (write, lseek, open, read). They are not returning errors or setting errno, but they aren't performing the requested operation either. I've written small test programs that work fine, as soon as I…
Charting Tools
Message #132538
From:
Rick Martin
MAUG(R)/Macintosh Developers/Programmers Forum
· Tools/Debuggers
July 20, 1993 5:41 PM
Hi, I'm looking for a charting library for C or C++. I'm relatively new to MAC programming, and am having some problems locating tools. If you can recommend some catalogs, I'd appreciate it. Thanks, Rick