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[archive] Search.zip from Acu download

  • August 27, 2009
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 26 August 2009]

I downloaded a program Search.zip from the sample downloads, it was called LISTDIR at one point, and it would display the contents of the directory (s) in a window very much like the windows browser, I am thinking this might be a good source to allow selection of some graphic images to display on the screen.

Has anyone ever loaded this "Search.zip" program from the sample programs area, when I compile and run the program it stays in a loop. If someone has debugged this and found out the resolution to the problem, please let me know. This was once a working program that I downloaded a long time ago for Version 4 of the compiler, it appears that someone might have changed something and now its not working.

Thanks
Alex:confused:

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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 26 August 2009]

    I downloaded a program Search.zip from the sample downloads, it was called LISTDIR at one point, and it would display the contents of the directory (s) in a window very much like the windows browser, I am thinking this might be a good source to allow selection of some graphic images to display on the screen.

    Has anyone ever loaded this "Search.zip" program from the sample programs area, when I compile and run the program it stays in a loop. If someone has debugged this and found out the resolution to the problem, please let me know. This was once a working program that I downloaded a long time ago for Version 4 of the compiler, it appears that someone might have changed something and now its not working.

    Thanks
    Alex:confused:
    :)Found out the for 32 bit machines you must use the -Dw32 (creates a byte field) when compiling, and for 64 bit machines you must use -Dw64 (Creates an 8 byte field), once I re-compiled using the -Dw32 I could see all relative information.

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