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Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups.Dear Clipper programmers, As a new member of this community, I allow myself to explain you my problem. I'm new, very new with CLIPPER language. After installing my 8 disks for the clipper software (excepting help files that cause problems at installation), I tried to launch the CACI.exe that seems to be the developement station. Here are the messages that are produced after the splash screen: - msgbox: repository is probavly destroyed. OK - error in int: CompRegisterNames() failed ! OK - ADAM: error in int (33) Contact CA technical support Those three msgbox appear each time launching the app and finally the app won't run. I found a caci.ini in my windows directory (winXPsp2) and edited that one. This part especially is critical I think: [CA-Clipper Workbench Directories] ExecutablePath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI ApplicationsPath=C:\CLIP53A PRGPath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI\DATA AEFPath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI\DATA MEFPath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI\DATA InitBufferFile= InitLineNr=41091072 [NanErrOptions] CrtSize=600 The installation was done in c:\clip53A directory. Could someone help me on that issue? If not, is there another way to develop a DOS based application in Clipper? Thanks for your great support. Have a nice day.
Post Follow-up to this messageOn Mon, 22 Nov 2004 09:55:10 -0500, writeln wrote: > Dear Clipper programmers, [...] > After installing my 8 disks for the clipper software (excepting help files > that cause problems at installation), I tried to launch the CACI.exe that > seems to be the developement station. [....] > Could someone help me on that issue? If not, is there another way to > develop a DOS based application in Clipper? Um, the traditional way? Use the command line tools and makefiles? Phil -- Philip Chee <philip@aleytys.pc.my> Guard us from the she-wolf and the wolf, and guard us from the thief, oh Night, and so be good for us to pass. [ ]Life is a series of very rude awakenings. * TagZilla 0.052
Post Follow-up to this messageI don't think many from us uses CACI.exe to make a program. You have to got familiar with the compile / link cyclus , or , and maybe for a beginner it is the most easy , use a builder. I can recommand xMate from andy , see a thread from 4/11/2004 Frank "writeln" <cprintz@rms.lu> schreef in bericht news:4f2eadd4986b7a59f6968063dc8f9aab@lo calhost.talkaboutprogramming.com... > Dear Clipper programmers, > > As a new member of this community, I allow myself to explain you my > problem. > I'm new, very new with CLIPPER language. > > After installing my 8 disks for the clipper software (excepting help files > that cause problems at installation), I tried to launch the CACI.exe that > seems to be the developement station. > > Here are the messages that are produced after the splash screen: > - msgbox: repository is probavly destroyed. OK > - error in int: CompRegisterNames() failed ! OK > - ADAM: error in int (33) Contact CA technical support > > Those three msgbox appear each time launching the app and finally the app > won't run. > > I found a caci.ini in my windows directory (winXPsp2) and edited that > one. > This part especially is critical I think: > [CA-Clipper Workbench Directories] > ExecutablePath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI > ApplicationsPath=C:\CLIP53A > PRGPath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI\DATA > AEFPath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI\DATA > MEFPath=C:\CLIP53A\CACI\DATA > InitBufferFile= > InitLineNr=41091072 > [NanErrOptions] > CrtSize=600 > > The installation was done in c:\clip53A directory. > > Could someone help me on that issue? If not, is there another way to > develop a DOS based application in Clipper? > > Thanks for your great support. > Have a nice day. > >
Post Follow-up to this message> I can recommand xMate from andy , see a thread from 4/11/2004 Sorry , typo , it must be 14/11/2004 "Frank Demont" <demontfrank@pro.tiscali.be> schreef in bericht news:41a202ea$0$44098$5fc3050@dreader2.news.tiscali.nl... > I don't think many from us uses CACI.exe to make a program. > > You have to got familiar with the compile / link cyclus , or , and maybe for > a beginner it is the most easy , use a builder. > > I can recommand xMate from andy , see a thread from 4/11/2004 > > Frank > > "writeln" <cprintz@rms.lu> schreef in bericht > news:4f2eadd4986b7a59f6968063dc8f9aab@lo calhost.talkaboutprogramming.com... files that app > >
Post Follow-up to this messageDear users, Maybe I found the solution. For now, the CACI is working well but I think this one is more difficult that notepad :P Could you give me some link on basics of Clipper programming and basics on the compile cycle. In fact, I'm a developer so I have some ideas on how this will work but I have no documentation for that. By the way, my need is to access a DBase database to read and write records in order to make an order manager for a company. Will clipper be my best solution? I think yes since I read some articles on it. Thanks for your care. Best regards.
Post Follow-up to this messageHi Frank, So if I understand, I need to do kind of a rmake *.prg with options described in the doc and next certainly do a link with another process. What is the name of the app that will generate my EXE after doing the link? Another question would be how to link several obj but I will certainly find the response in the doc for that one. What is xharbour? an os? a GDI? Thanks for your support.
Post Follow-up to this messageSeems that my problem is solved :) For now I use the clipper 5.3 version and the clipper.exe and blinker.exe to compile and like my application. It's working well and my only problem is to understand how to link a *.ch file for example. Using @ ... BOX documentation I saw some constants that are located in box.ch. Have you an idea on how to link that one? Thanks
Post Follow-up to this message* writeln <cprintz@rms.lu>: > Using @ ... BOX documentation I saw some constants that are located in > box.ch. > > Have you an idea on how to link that one? box.ch is a header file; you don't "link" header files you include them using the #include pre-processor directive. Check your Clipper documentation. -- Dave Pearson | OSLib - Timeslice release functions. http://www.davep.org/ | eg - Norton Guide reader for Linux . http://www.davep.org/clipper/ | weg - Norton Guide reader for Windo ws. http://www.davep.org/norton-guides/ | dgscan - DGROUP scanner for Clipper.
Post Follow-up to this messageThank you for your response. All seems to work now... Now I have to learn Clipper language to develop my application. See you soon (certainly on this forum :))
Post Follow-up to this messageDear users, Maybe I found the solution. For now, the CACI is working well but I think this one is more difficult that notepad :P Could you give me some link on basics of Clipper programming and basics on the compile cycle. In fact, I'm a developer so I have some ideas on how this will work but I have no documentation for that. By the way, my need is to access a DBase database to read and write records in order to make an order manager for a company. Will clipper be my best solution? I think yes since I read some articles on it. Thanks for your care. Best regards.
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