Dear Friends,
I have a really really weird bug to report in relation to prefs can anyone
explain this to me?
I have the following structure and save and load it as prefs(using PODS 1.2
as a compiler):
1.
2. dies
3.
4. typedef struct{
5. UInt16 appNetRefNum;
6. NetSocketRef socketRef;
7. NetIPAddr addr;
8. UInt16 port;
9. char server[51]; // 50+1 Not sure on this one
10. char channel[31]; // 30+1
11. char nick[17]; // 16+1
12. char pass[17]; // 16+1
13. OptionsType display;
14.
15. struct
16. {
17. Boolean enabled;
18. Boolean logPvt;
19. Boolean filePerChannel;
20. char volname[40];
21. char parent[256];
22. }logging;
23.
24. //Copyright prefs
25. UInt32 firstusesecs;
26. char regcode[15];
} myIRCPreferenceType;
The copyright prefs can not be accessed or rather turn out as zero when the
structure is read into memory. However, when I change the structure around
to put the defines at the top, the program suddenly works(below):
27. works
28.
29. typedef struct{
30. //Copyright prefs
31. UInt32 firstusesecs;
32. char regcode[15];
33. UInt16 appNetRefNum;
34. NetSocketRef socketRef;
35. NetIPAddr addr;
36. UInt16 port;
37. char server[51]; // 50+1 Not sure on this one
38. char channel[31]; // 30+1
39. char nick[17]; // 16+1
40. char pass[17]; // 16+1
41. OptionsType display;
42.
43. struct
44. {
45. Boolean enabled;
46. Boolean logPvt;
47. Boolean filePerChannel;
48. char volname[40];
49. char parent[256];
50. }logging;
51.
52.
53. } myIRCPreferenceType;
54.
Anybody any ideas on what is going on here?
Best regards from Vienna
Tam Hanna
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