At 06:55 2001-11-13 -0800, you wrote:
>On Sun, 11 Nov 2001, Artovil wrote:
>
> >I do not have, not sure about the name, Electric Fence, on my server,
> >since I have it hosted. I will see what I can do about that though. I
> >am downloading right now to see if I can run it there... I have now
> >added the library (I *think*) by doing this:
> >
> >-L/home/a/arcanere/utils/ElectricFence-2.1/libefence.a
>
>LIBS='-L/home/a/arcanere/utils/ElectricFence-2.1 -lefence'
Took me a while to figure out that -L was a path, and -l was the lib name
without the lib prefixed to it, I am not so good at these things. But I am
learning quick. *chuckles* I even grasp what a pointer is now, after two
years of coding C. Though, I started without any previous experience, and
without any documentation, except for the comments in the code and the
Ceramic mouse site.
> >That might be wrong, if so, tell me how to set it, perhaps I can add it
> >to .tcshrc somewhere? I also added EF_PROTECT_BELOW=1 to my .tcshrc. I
> >couldn't use -lefence since I installed it myself...
>
>Run it without that first. PROTECT_BELOW does underruns ("array[-1]")
>where non-BELOW does overruns (array[5billion]).
Yes sir! I've been running with, will try without. *cowers*
> >Well, with some tracing I solved it now, and I appear to have everything
> >working.
>
>You know how maddening it is when people fix something and don't say what
>they did? :)
Well, basically; I copied a function, forgot to rename one recordset in one
place, and then referred to said recordset somewhere else, and also, even,
did a free on this recordset in a function to which it was passed. Not
really better than being drunk. I code better drunk. *grumbles*
I figured you didn't want to hear a long tedious explanation, and, I didn't
want to look completely stupid. ;)
Thanks for all the help!
Kind regards,
/Torgny Bjers
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