I wanted to share a little bit of knowledge I figured out. I could be silly for even posting this but I've been playing around with C, creating several projects for fun. When working with strings I had been using:
STRPTR ="Insert Text here";
But this will throw a compiler error:
app.c:###: warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer target type
I am trying to make the libQtNetwork.so work with signals. Because I am using the newlib socket etc functions, I cannot use ISocket->WaitSelect(). So instead I am trying to get a signal via
I have a program that uses reaction objects and help bubbles and want to add to it the ability to display in a different language using new language catalogs.
Is there an example of this somewhere? The Wiki from Hyperion has a reference to it but not a full up example of everything you need to do. What would be great is a simple reaction example - one version without the catalog features and one version of the same program with all the language cataloging added so the user can see the difference.
I noticed that if I use any IDOS->Printf() statements in a program, that program will have DSI errors if the printf gets executed if the program is setup to be run as a Tool with an icon indicating start from Workbench instead of start from shell.
Similarly, if a program has a statement such as (IDOS->SystemTags("copy file1 file2",0,0)) and for any reason the copy fails and results in text output, the program locks up if it is run as a tool started with workbench.
Wanted to extent a personal invitation to os4coding netizens to join us at Amiwest in October for a 2 day AmigaOS programming deep dive. This will be in addition to the regular show and will feature presentations from Steven Solie and others. The goal is to make more programmers so we can have more Apps for our beloved AmigaOS platform.
If anyone is interested in joining as a presenter, please do reach out to me.
Run AmiTwitter for the first time and saw the basic auth error. Looking at the bug list I see a suggestion to use liboath for the authentication. I stuck trying to get an initial compile so I can start to mess with the code. Here is the error: