Hi Mariano

> When I open a connecion with OpenDBX in my smalltalk world I see the
> connection handle as numbers, something like 156156272 for example.
> 
> But...when you create the logs files, I see something like this:
> opendbx-0x9a47c38.dbg    So, what's that 0x9a47c38 ????  How can I map the
> number I have (156156272) to the name of the debug file
> (opendbx-0x9a47c38.dbg   ) ?
> 
> I thought it was something related with hexadecimal, but I think it is not
> that.

The 0x9a47c38 is the hexadecimal address of the handle as you've already 
guessed. But I think it's not related to your number (0x9a47c38 is decimal 
161774648 instead of 156156272) because it might be the number of the Squeak 
handle which contains the OpenDBX handle.


Norbert
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