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Comments by patrik polakovic (Top 14 by date)
patrik polakovic
12-Mar-15 8:35am
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Fixed and working now without problems. Thank you :)
patrik polakovic
12-Mar-15 8:10am
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So I removed declaration of HiveError from Init function and added global variable HiveError into pphive.cpp. Now it's working fine with following warning:
1>pphive.cpp(3): warning C4273: 'HiveError' : inconsistent dll linkage
1> <...>\pphive.h(18) : see previous definition of 'HiveError'
patrik polakovic
12-Mar-15 7:57am
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You are right. So now I have 2 unresolved symbols :)
1>pphive.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol HiveError
1>PyHive.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol HiveError
patrik polakovic
12-Mar-15 7:50am
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https://github.com/polakovicp/LuaCL/tree/master/pphive
It's for python3.2
patrik polakovic
12-Mar-15 7:49am
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1>Link:
1> Creating library <...>\pphive.lib and object <...>\pphive.exp
1>PyHive.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol HiveError
1><...>\pphive.pyd : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
patrik polakovic
12-Mar-15 7:20am
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With your solution I got error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol HiveError in every source file using HiveError except the one, where HiveError is initializing.
:(
patrik polakovic
11-Mar-15 7:49am
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No, they are in separated files, but have common header file. I've put "extern PyObject * HiveError;" to each source file but the problem remains.
patrik polakovic
5-Aug-13 4:43am
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Hello Bernhard, I've already solved this issue, but thank you for your solution. You are right,
System.IO.File.Create(path); was really useless and causing my problem.
patrik polakovic
2-Aug-13 10:39am
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"body" is ID of tag <body> ...
patrik polakovic
2-Aug-13 9:19am
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Creation of file "path" works fine. But its empty. Filling it with data is not working.
patrik polakovic
18-Jun-13 8:48am
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Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ListView.
I am using technique described in this example: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320344 to add my own UI components.
patrik polakovic
13-Jun-13 4:35am
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My solution is updated, please have a look ...
patrik polakovic
10-Apr-13 3:46am
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Sorry i did not mention that this code is from Intel AMT KIT. I have tried to build one of the sample but with following error:
1>LINK : fatal error C1047: The object or library file '..\..\..\..\..\Lib\CimOpenWsmanClient.lib' was created with an older compiler than other objects; rebuild old objects and libraries
I've rebuilt it (also other needed components) and from this moment I have this problem with assignment. Any solutions?
patrik polakovic
10-Jun-12 13:52pm
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There is system call ZwProtectVirtualMemory, which is undocumented. But there must be a way how achieve this "properly".
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