Build Error - Plus NET USE tidbit
"John Wiley" <[email protected]> Mon, 9 Nov 1998 17:38:23 -0500
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Greetings...
Before I get into my current problem I'd like to thank Fred R. Buck for his initial response to my offline "getting started" note.
I'd also like to share a tid bit I found out visa vie the NET USE command.
Background: I had problems executing pseudosb due to a failure I'd get attempting to map the X: and Y: drives to the jonah shared folder. I am working on a standalone machine, mostly from my home office.
when I manually issued NET USE Y: \\ jonaserv\jonah or any other variant I'd get a wierd system error 67. it either could not find my network name or would give me a path error. I sought local support help at IBM poughkeepsie, and as it turns out I had to be lan attached(at the "office" office) to get these commands to work.
A message like Net Bios not operational might have been a better clue.
Anyway, support folks helped me define a netbios over tcp option in my IBM dialer so I could get this mapping to work from my remote dial-in standalone machine.
Which begs the question: will we ever get a build that does not need a network hop to find my local jonah directory?
My current error:
I build as far as the make of PKCSMAIN.C. I encoutered the following errors:
** hand retyped, (not pasted) with shortcuts:
pkcsmain.c<85> : C2065: 'CKR_CRYPTOI_NOT_INITIALIZED' : undeclared identifier
<226> : error C2039> : 'C_WaitForSlotEvent' : is not a member of 'CK_FUNCTION_LIST'
/src/include\pkcs11.h<89> : see declaraton of 'CK_FUNCTION_LIST'
<296> : error C2373: 'C_WaitForSlotEvent' : redefinition;different type modifiers
<309> : error C2065: 'CKF_DONT_BLOCK' : undeclared identifier
<310> : error C2065: 'CKR_NO_EVENT' : undeclared identifier
make: error code 2
make: error code 255
make error code 255
go to EOF
I figure I'm missing some include files. Identification of the same would be appreciated.
Regards,
John Wiley
Senior Software Engneer, IBM Poughkeepsie