x = ( @mytest() )
x is set to "U" with a data valtype() of "S"
what is data type "S"?
valtype "S"
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Re: valtype "S"
A symbol
It refers to the idea of an item belonging to the application symbols table
It refers to the idea of an item belonging to the application symbols table
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Re: valtype "S"
Can this value be translated to:
lpfnEventProc = ?????
In order to :
Specify the procedure-instance address of the application defined callback function ( in my case, SSL_EVENTS() .
lpfnEventProc = ?????
In order to :
Specify the procedure-instance address of the application defined callback function ( in my case, SSL_EVENTS() .
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Re: valtype "S"
I am also on that thread.
the suggestion caused a GPF.
i'm not sure what to do as I'm not a c-programmer.
ideas?
the suggestion caused a GPF.
i'm not sure what to do as I'm not a c-programmer.
ideas?
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