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Re: Conversion from IDS 9.3 to 9.4 ( popint error in 4GL)

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Old 04-20-2008, 10:37 AM
Venkatesh Gopal
 
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Default Re: Conversion from IDS 9.3 to 9.4 ( popint error in 4GL)


Two ways...

For earlier releases of 7.32.. I think FC1 and FC2, you have to include
fglsys.h in your "C" code.

In the latest release, I think 7.32.FC3, we have removed the need for this
as well.

Venkatesh.






"Vaishali" <vaishali.jayade@polaris.co.in>
Sent by: owner-informix-list@iiug.org
11/17/2005 11:15 PM
Please respond to "Vaishali"

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Subject: Conversion from IDS 9.3 to 9.4 ( popint error in
4GL)


Hi Jonathan,

We have a HPUX 11.11 , Informix IDS 9.3 environment with Informix 4GL
ver 7.30 FC7.
We have installed IDS 9.4 and 4GL 7.32 FC2 and are trying to compile
our source code which consists of 4GL,C & esqlc functions/programs.

Functions like popint,retint give errors while linking with IDS 9.4 ,
these functions are not traced in the Informix libraries and neither in
the HP UX ones.

Found a listing on groups which mentions bug in Informix 4GL 7.32 for
functions like poplong,popint.
Could you advise on how this can be resolved best ?

Thanks,
Vaishali
sending to informix-list
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