Hello Kevin,
Yes, it is possible to compile the library on Windows and Linux.
How did you get your linux library - compiled from source or installed
from pre-built package?
If you can provide small test example that doesn't work it would be great.
I suppose the example will have just two HPI API calls: saHpiSessionOpen
and problem one.
Anton Pak
On Thu, 15 Mar 2012 15:59:46 +0300, kevin barnard <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I have an application working on Windows and now porting it to Linux
>
> For some reason I don't understand after opening a session the next call
> to
> the library returns INVALID_SESSION
>
> Though it must be something I am doing wrong ( hpi_shell accesses the
> remote system with no problems ) I need to try and debug what I'm doing,
> and as I can't see the difference at present : s it possible to compile
> the
> library on both Windows and Linux so it outputs some debug information (
> where ? ) for me to compare and hopefully find what my application
> difference is between Windows and Linux ?
>
> regards
> kevin
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