Re: Build Error

This looks vaguely familiar. Make sure you picked up the right include
files. The instructions specify exactly which version link to follow off
the RSA pages to pick up the right set of include files. If you follow the
highest link in the page, as opposed to the version specified, you get
errors something like this (one of our testers did that, which I told him
at the time would be useful because it's an obvious error to make!).
     Mez







Mark C Davis <[email protected]> on 11/09/98 05:49:10 PM
                                                                           
                                                                           
                                                                           


                                                              
                                                              
                                                              
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John,
Did you get the PKCS #11 files from RSA?

Thanks - Mark
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[email protected] on 11/09/98 05:29:13 PM
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Subject: Build Error - Plus NET USE tidbit


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 ge
t 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