RE: compilation error

Christopher:

Sorry, you are on your own with the SNACC "C" library, we no longer support
it.  You must read the manual on its complex use of buffers (3 or 4 types,
each with their own performance issues).  All of these issues were removed
with our modified C++ version.  All you need to do is define (for #define)
the appropriate buffer type as described in the manual.  For our older "C"
run-time, I believe only 2 types are supported (see the readme).  All of the
other definitions are left intact in case any users need to use these
features, but it may be necessary to tweak the library.

>From the ./SNACC/c-lib/readme

...
The 3 libararies are:
        libasn1cebuf.a - uses the ExpBufs
        libasn1cmbuf.a - uses the MinBufs
        libasn1csbuf.a - uses the SBufs
...

Our current release does not even distribute nor build the "C" libs; the
older version used to build the CEbuflib and ebuf_lib ONLY.  I would guess
you need these compiler settings defined:

USE_NIBBLE_MEMORY=0,USE_EXP_BUF

(from our SNACC workspace settings for Cebuflib project).

Bob Colestock
VDA

-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Brown [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 12:15 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: compilation error



Hi,

I'm trying to compile a simple program that uses the SFL in VS 6.0 ... I 
get the following error:

/../SNACC/c-lib/inc/asn-config.h(225) : fatal error C1189: #error :  "don't 
know what buffer type to use!"

What am I doing wrong?

BTW, I'm using SFL version 1.8, thanx