I have the cases correct. The suspicious pointer warnings only show up when
I try stuff like this:
&struct1->struct2.string
&struct1->struct2.string[0]
struct1.struct2.string
>If SWAT doesn't like your program...that is a clear indication that something
>is wrong..however where that is...is questionable. Does your
>MSG_GEN_PROCESS_OPEN_APPLICATION message do anything strange in the startup
>of the program that you haven't shown us?
In OPEN_APPLICATION all I have is timelock code, and it's disabled in the EC
version. Swat is crashing before it reaches any of my code. Swat stopped
liking my program long before I started to use VM files. As soon as I can
I'll run it again and do a "where" command and post it.
>If it's saving the information to your file..you're doing something
>right..however, if you're crashing, and glue is complaining, and your
>compiler is complaining, and you can't get SWAT to run it ....then
Glue's only complaints are resource sizes. I have a 10k resource I didn't
split yet and dgroup is about 1.4k. The compiler only complained about some
of my attempts at getting the pointers right. It doesn't complain about
anything else, and I know how to get rid of the complaints, but it still
doesn't work.
>something's wrong outside of the code snippet that you're showing us, as John
>has confirmed what I thought..that basically the technique is right for what
>you're doing...at least within our understanding. I think you're going to
>find that your problem is somewhere else in your code, and that code...you
>haven't posted.
Well, the only other code I haven't shown is duplicating an object resource
and dynamically creating an object, which I got working perfectly about 3
months ago. If I comment out the code accessing the strings it works. I
think my problem is that the correct syntax for a pointer to these strings
isn't:
somestruct *struct1;
struct1->struct2.string
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