Dear Sir,
The list server filters the attatchments, so could you please send the HelloWorld example within the e-mail body? Did you try to precompile the program without the -c option? In this case an object file is generated by cpc and the correct include paths for compiling are used. Best regards, Thomas Simenec SAP Labs Berlin ________________________________ From: Rami AL-SAHHAR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mittwoch, 8. Februar 2006 14:27 To: maxdb@lists.mysql.com Subject: MAXDB C pre-compie problem Importance: High Dear Sir, I tried to compile a HelloWorld example (attached) using the 'cpc' pre-compiler cpc -E cansi -H nocheck -o -c -u dbadmin,rami123 -d maxdb1 HelloUnicodeDB and it generated the .c file successfully , however , the c file does not compile and gives the following error: "c:\program files\sdb\programs\sdk\7500\incl\livecachetypes.h(60) : error C2485: 'uuid' : unrecognized extended attribute" It seems that it does not accept the marco defined in livecachetypes.h "DECLSPEC_UUID" , and when I removed it , it worked typedef /* [helpstring][uuid] */ DECLSPEC_UUID("00489FD1-87B7-11d4-B2E4-0050DAE0298C") unsigned short DbpTypeUnicode; Now , I need to know , Is what I did correct ? or I have some configuration problem ? , by the way , when I compile using -E cplus for C++ , it works fine without removing this macro. Also , I noticed a crash when I compiled the above hello world example using Oracle SQL_MODE '-S oracle'. My final scenario to processed in the POC (Prove Of Concept) for our programs is Oracle Embedded SQL Statements with ANSI C. Is there any restrictions/limitations? Appreciate your quick response Thanks Rami ALSAHHAR International Turnkey Systems,(ITS) www.its.ws <http://www.its.ws/>
