> Hello world,
>
> I haven't received any messages via this mailing list in several days,
> so I better check it's still there - and me on the list.
>
We're still here. I guess maybe folks are just busy at the moment,
developing or doing pre-winter chores, etc.
> I try to write something into geos.ini file and system crashes with the
> CORRUPTED_INI_FILE error id. It used to work ok, all I changed was write
> more into more INI keys (under same category).
Guessing here Jouni, but it is it possible that you're trying to write in a
loop?
ie. write to key, save file, write to key, save file
Possible that maybe the file isn't updated until the funtion is left?
Presumption being that you'll make all your changes at one time, and then
write to the file, so you're trying to open the file for reading the next
key, while the program is already trying to write to it also? Like I
said...guessing.
>
> From: "Edward Di Geronimo Jr." <edwdig@bergen.org>
> Date: Fri, 8 Nov 1996 22:33:56 -0500
> Subject: Wierd Glue Error
>
> For some reason Glue is giving me an Error -1 when linking my program. It
> worked fine until I added a few more source files today. It already was
> split over two .goc's and two .goh. Now I made it four .goc's and three
> .goh's. Doing a "pmake full".
Question, did you first start at the beginning? When you add files to a
program already under development, and you want to compile, you have to start
at the beginning of the program compilation series, "mkmf". MKMF will then
include those new files under that directory structure in the make file it
creates, and then you have to also run "pmake depends" again.
You can only run pmake full (or whatever variation of compilation that you
use) on already existent files in the make file. So doing code repairs is no
problem, but when you add directories or files, you have to start at the
beginning commands.
Lee