Hi Sebastien, (and hi Ulrich ;-))
> I posted my problem in FreeBasic forum but the problem is not of FreeBasic
> but FreeDos
> can you please read the thread
> :http://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=22469
The core FreeBASIC experiment seems to be:
var filename = curdir() + "\texte.txt"
print "opening '" + filename + "'..."
var f = freefile( )
var errnum = open(filename, for binary, access read, as #f)
print "open() = " & errnum
if errnum then
print "failed to open file '" + filename + "'"
end 1
end if
close #f
(that Basic code looks a bit like C ;-))
The interesting outcome is that when trying with
X:\dossier\texte.txt it returns error 2, file not
found, if the file exists but 0, OK if it does not!
Which DOS function does Basic call when you say
open(filename, for binary, access read, as #f)
int 21.3d? 21.6c00? Which other calls down the
call chain are made? Could the SHARE "driver"
be part of the problem or the solution here?
Maybe somebody could recommend a tool to log the
call chain to screen or to a file to check more?
Of course you could try in dosemu, which has a
built-in debug and log function, but given that
your problem is with msclient remote files, it
seems more realistic to try on more plain DOS.
Regards, Eric
PS: I assume your LASTDRIVE is doing fine and it
does not matter whether you use curdir() or some
manually specified location...
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