manoj@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Manoj Joshi) (04/30/91)
Hi InterViews users, QUESTION ON enter-scope.h etc ============================= This is probably answered before. I am trying to compile the rpc examples written by John I. using a makefile generated by mkmf (as opposed to imake). I get the following error: CC: "reader.c", line 169: error 1261: bad argument list for dpRpcService::dpRpcS ervice() (no match against any dpRpcService::dpRpcService()) Any idea what options I need to set to make it recognizable to the compiler? Manoj.
interran@lurch.Stanford.EDU (John Interrante) (05/03/91)
In article <30550001@hpldsla.sid.hp.com> manoj@hpldsla.sid.hp.com (Manoj Joshi) writes: CC: "reader.c", line 169: error 1261: bad argument list for dpRpcService::dpRpcService() (no match against any dpRpcService::dpRpcService()) rpctest.tar.Z requires InterViews 3.0-beta, and you apparently have InterViews 3.0-alpha. You should get ~ftp/pub/3.0-beta.tar.Z + fixes from interviews.stanford.edu. We simplified RpcService and some other Rpc classes by replacing the three parameters "const char* dir," "const char* name", and "int version" in some member functions with the single parameter "const char* path." The only purpose of these three arguments was to construct a pathname, so we decided to let programmers pick their own pathnames. (RpcService uses the pathname to record the program's TCP port number and hostname in a file, presumably stored on a NFS filesystem, so that another program can read the file and use its data to open a connection to the first program.) -- John Interrante / interran@lurch.stanford.edu