-line in a few days. As well, the decompiler and service is no longer
available.
It has been fun and rewarding to be a part of this group over the decades
and I leave with fond memories of its members.
Best regards to all,
Gyle Iverson
think it would rarely be needed, but when it was,
would be invaluable. Seems a loss if it's now got to be re-written from
scratch!!
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be invaluable. Seems a loss if it's now got to be re-written from
scratch!!
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Thanks for your comments David.
I left http://srs4uv.com/ on-line for now. The hosting expires 2012/02/21
and the domain expires 2012/02/28. I added a Donate button to the main page
in case people want to keep the site around and the links to it from
breaking. Otherwise, the site vanishes next
need to recover the source code for a program I suggest doing that
before the end of this year.
Thanks to all of you that have used my products and services over the years.
Sincerely,
Gyle Iverson
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Richard Nuckolls wrote:
the compiler is evaluating VALID.CC.TYPES1,1 as
A':@VM:'B':@VM:'D':@VM:'M':@VM:'S':@VM:'V'1,1
The precedence of concatenation is lower than dynamic array extraction. Try
placing parenthesis characters around the equate definition. E.g. EQU
VALID.CC.TYPES TO
I'm wondering if there is a way to identify, within a file index, what
type of file operation has occurred.
Hello, Jeff.
Listed below is a program that uses the index like a trigger. It can only
detect WRITE and DELETE statements though. I used this approach with PI and
PI/open as they never
Does anyone know of a way that I can force the background job to reread the
subroutine?
Hello, Scott.
There is no method to do this without making changes to the subroutine
caller.
If you use the CALL form of:
Foo = Foo
.
.
Call @Foo(stuff)
Reassigning Foo = Foo abandons a previously cached
Hello, David.
Information about UniVerse source recovery can be found at
http://www.srs4uv.com. Contact me off-list for additional information.
Best regards,
Gyle
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Hello, David.
The TIMEDATE() function result is coherent. You just need to separate the
date from the time.
Best regards,
Gyle
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I suggest using oh.exe to find the process that has the file open. Sometimes
I have seen explorer.exe as the culprit. You can download oh.exe from
msdn.microsoft.com.
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Does anyone know another way to get the header information from the
first 10 or so lines of a vlist? (other than by using a vlist).
Hello, Stuart.
You can use the SRS.UV.HEADER subroutine to get at all the header
information shown by VLIST and much more. The SRS.UV.HEADER source code
Brian Leach wrote...
Unlike the A/S type dictionaries, there is no standard way of separating
base and synonym dictionaries using D types, which can lead to dictionary
listing that takes forever to plough through to get to the definitions of
later fields, and makes writing automated routines to
Wendy Smoak
A coworker suggested basically the same thing, but with
READLIST/FORMLIST instead of SAVE.LIST/GET.LIST.
That is a lot of mucking about with select-list 0. For more efficiency
without changing your subroutine, try:
SELECT VOC WITH criteria TO 1
LIST VOC FROM 1 A51.COUNT.FILE
Thanks to all who responded.
The VAR is not motivated to pay me to change the architecture of their
client-server model to work around flaws in the initServerSocket() function.
The VAR has a solution today using the GCI which implements server
(listener) sockets in the C language. Ultimately they
Hello, John.
john reid asked...
I notice that an ls -lt in the u1 /uv /catdir directory indicates that
the *PROGRAM.NAME is updated apparently each time an execution
happens, at least that is what it looks like to me. Anyone know if or
why that is happening?
UniVerse updates the record to keep
I am trying to help a U2 VAR migrate their custom-developed socket interface
that uses the GCI to a pure BASIC solution using the U2 socket functions.
They realize that by doing this their customers will need to license
additional U2 seats, but they hate the UV GCI support issue on UNIX as UV
must
Hello, Tony.
Tony Gravagno opined...
Clients need to know the port of a server, so a server
absolutely requires a fixed and well-known port.
A server can have a randomly assigned port that is fixed and well-known only
between the client and the server. If the server only exists for the
Hello, Jacques.
Jacques G. wrote...
From one horror story I read on the site about a
programmer that had sabotaged source code:
The company used the SRS on the object code they were
running. In addition, they compiled the suspect source
code and used the SRS on that set. By comparing the
two
Hello, Charles.
Charles Stevenson wrote...
I have not had occasion to use the srs4uv.com decompiler service.
Probably worth the price when you really need it.
It can be. Just imagine programs with hundreds of lines of code like
Caleb's. It could take days to unravel the code by hand versus the
Hello, Charles.
Charles Stevenson wrote...
Everyone's going to jump in with the answer, but here's a way to figure
it out yourself (on UV, but not UD): Use VLIST.
I don't know which is more painful, the original code or the VLIST output.
;-) I decompiled Caleb's code using the srs4uv.com
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Will Johnson postulated:
This would imply that not only would the run-time engine have
to maintain a pointer to the last cell referenced, but also
it would have to maintain a register telling it the cell
number of this cell (not just its offset). So it needs two
variables. I've never heard
Charles Stevenson says:
[snipped a bunch of good stuff]
If you have a program that manipulates many attributes many times, then
it makes sense to matread them into a dimensioned array up front, and
matwrite them in the end, thereby limiting big string manipulations.
People forget or newbies don't
Charles Stevenson goes on:
[snipping the bit about tolerance]
Do you know why dimensioned arrays were first limited to only 1 or 2
dimensions in Pick or Info-Basic?
There was probably some concern about memory consumption way back when MD
and Pick ran with only 64KB of core. I think it was just
.
Gyle Iverson wrote:
Hundreds of U2UG members downloaded prior releases of the
SRS_UV_HEADER program source code. We recently updated
the program based on feedback we received from several
members. Release 3.2 of the SRS_UV_HEADER program is
available at http://www.srs4uv.com/srs_uv_header.htm
Hundreds of U2UG members downloaded prior releases of the SRS_UV_HEADER
program source code. We recently updated the program based on feedback we
received from several members. Release 3.2 of the SRS_UV_HEADER program is
available at http://www.srs4uv.com/srs_uv_header.htm.
What does the
Hello, Clif.
Try OH.exe from Microsoft at
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools/existing/oh-o.asp
.
OH is great at answering the question, Who or what has this file open?.
Best regards,
Gyle
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UniVerse Basic Code
For Unidata, try Lee Leitner at
http://www.infocus50.com/products/xtrico.html.
For UniVerse, try Gyle Iverson at
http://home.socal.rr.com/srs4uv/
For IT Goverance procedures so they don't lose source code, try me at
http://www.oliver.com
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Brutzman, Bill wrote
In trying to smash two separate [working] programs together
into a single
program [attached], I obtain the pesky UniBasic complier
error...Text found
after END.
Have you tried using the FORMAT or FANCY.FORMAT commands on your program?
The reformatted indentation of the
From: Adrian Matthews
Don't know of a way to do it real-time as such.
IBM provides the EXIST subroutine in the APP.PROGS directory for such.
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