Daniel, As you can imagine, it's hard to debug something like this without the specific function and program in hand. If you don't mind sharing your code with the group, perhaps one of us could replicate the problem and figure out a fix. Without any knowledge of what wordpack is, this sounds like you might have simply forgotten to implement part of the interface that this program is expecting. (i.e. it expects you to implement an addNode() function and a removeNode() function, but you only did the addNode()
Also, the group often has some old machines that folks want to donate around. It's highly possible someone has a machine collecting dust which would be a bit more suitable for this job. On 11/19/07, Daniel Greene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The alerts are just a sound sent over the station pa as well as > signboards. The reason we are using an old desktop compac and win 98 is > that is what was donated to us, the station doesnt have a ton of funding. > This computer will have one function and that is to run the alerting > system. I went back and downloaded an older version of wordpack that was > compatible with win98. To give a little more discription I open cygwin and > go through the directories till I get to the basic dump dir. I give the > make command and the program builds it with out a prob. At the next prompt > I try to run the prog and it gives me the error function not implemented. I > thought it was the win98 but I tried it on Win-xp and get the same. > > Daniel > ------------------------------ > Your smile counts. The more smiles you share, the more we donate. Join > in!<http://www.windowslive.com/smile?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_Wave2_oprsmilewlhmtagline> > -- Christopher Conroy
