[freefalcon-developers] Fwd: Re: Introduction of myself as new subscriber on the dev-list
- From: Peter Meyer <pmvstrm@xxxxxxxx>
- To: freefalcon-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2013 11:30:27 +0100
Hi Plutonium,
Hi all,
I already got the code, and I was able to compile it with no problem.
Thadts good to hear. I was not really sure it works without flaws on
diffrent Computers expect of mine. This is a good sign!
However, majority of the code in in C style, and it uses fopen() to open
files, I am having some very weird problems with these C style
functions, fopen is not working, no matter there is a file or not it
returns a non-NULL pointer any way, and if I try to read the opened file
with fscanf(), it gets nothing, I also tried to use fopen() to create
new files, no file will be created, and check fopen() status with
if(fopen(newFileAbsolutePath, "w") == NULL) {std::cout<<"open
failed"<<std::endl;} it won't enter and print out anything, because the
file point is not NULL, although there is no file created.
Yes, you absolutly right. This is one of the Major Problems we having
right now. I think there are a codeblock in the Resmgr Lib wich
overrides all fopen,, scanf, fscanf, fgetchar and
c++ ifstream calls to read files. The bug is described as Issue in the
Bugtracker on GitHub. Awsome thadt you find this out by your self in
such a short time, respect!
In tod.cpp i tested out something. The fegetchar(), scanf() and ifstream
Readfile Functions work outside from FFViper.exe but the same code makes
the Problems you describing.
After all testing i think we two choices to solve this Problem:
1)
Finding the General overrides (resmgr Subproject in the FreeFalcon
Solution) . i think this might be a critical Codeblock because it looks
like any scanf and fegetchar
and even ifstream acess uses it) - But of cause this would be the best
Solution at all.
2)
I have created a little DLL wich is not statically linked (if you use it
statically it shows the same behaviour wich suckz) but if you load it
with Loadlib() as dynamic
loading at Runtime, the fegetchar, scanf/fscanf and ifstream read
functions works like expected. I will checkin my FFViper.dll Teststub
Project so we can evaluate
wich would be the best way to solve this issue.
If iam wrong and you find something else whats causes the Problem, let
me know, but for now i think this is the Situation.
If anyone can give some idea, what's causing this problem, please help.
I also created another x86 and x64 VS2010 project to test the fopen()
function, it works fine in those test projects.
Hahah, this was the same as i did myself - you welcome ;D
Thanks!
Greetings, Peter
Plutonium
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[mailto:freefalcon-developers-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Mark
Tigelaar
*Sent:* Friday, January 18, 2013 2:56 AM
*To:* freefalcon-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
*Subject:* [freefalcon-developers] Re: Introduction of myself as new
subscriber on the dev-list
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Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2013 10:45:01 +0100
From: pmvstrm@xxxxxxxx <mailto:pmvstrm@xxxxxxxx>
To: freefalcon-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:freefalcon-developers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [freefalcon-developers] Re: Introduction of myself as new
subscriber on the dev-list
Hi Mark,
and welcome on the developer list. You have done anything right.
If you read this, just click reply thadts all.
ps: Tell us a bit about your Ideads for FreeFalcon
Greetings Peter.
Am 18.01.2013 10:41, schrieb Mark Tigelaar:
Hi all,
After contacting Peter on possibilities for future work on the
amazing FreeFalcon version of F4, he pointed me in the direction of
the freelists.org where freefalcon-developers is the list for the
dev-team. At least I hope I understood this correct.
I did subscribe on the freelists.org but , probably because of
having no rights to see anything, I found noone to get in touch
with, or to introduce myself.
So, I hope I can get this sorted with this email.
Hope to hear from you guys soon (with instructions what the
following steps are)
High regards,
Mark
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