stug@pro-palmtree.cts.com (Stu Graves) (06/14/91)
I have a programming question related to the GSOS tools. I am using TML
Pascal II and I have a tool that it is not one of Apple's (a user tool) and
I am having problems loading it. I get the file not found ($46) error.
I think that the tool number is 1 and it is allowed to be 1 because it is a
user tool. Unfortunately I have not been able to check the tool number. I
created a tool interface for it and compiled it to disk and did the uses
thing at the beginning of my program, tried to loadonetool etc but no luck.
Any specific/general comments would be appreciated.
stug@pro-palmtree.cts.com
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stug@pro-palmtree.cts.com (Stu Graves) writes: >I have a programming question related to the GSOS tools. I am using TML >Pascal II and I have a tool that it is not one of Apple's (a user tool) and >I am having problems loading it. I get the file not found ($46) error. >I think that the tool number is 1 and it is allowed to be 1 because it is a >user tool. Unfortunately I have not been able to check the tool number. I >created a tool interface for it and compiled it to disk and did the uses >thing at the beginning of my program, tried to loadonetool etc but no luck. LoadOneTool assumes the tool set in question is in */system/tools and is named TOOL.xx. User tools should not be named TOOL.xx (for obvious reasons). What I do with my user tools is load them manually, by using InitialLoad and SetTSPtr (loader and tool locator, respectively). -- Jawaid Bazyar | "Twenty seven faces- with their eyes turned to Graduated!/Comp Engineering | the sky. I have got a camera, and an airtight bazyar@cs.uiuc.edu | alibi.." Apple II Forever! | I need a job... Be privileged to pay me! :-)