Posts by thealmightyone

You need to buy additional fittings, in this case 90 degree rotary fittings (example). Being rotary is VERY important in a case with limited room, as it allows you to control which way the end 'points' (I made the mistake of buying...

...The shares are set up with Windows built-in sharing center. Problem was solved anywhere, problem was Windows Live. If anyone else ever had/has problem, read this.

Up until yesterday, I had a Windows 7 computer on the network, sharing a folder without requiring the user to log in, and giving them just read rights. However, yesterday, I changed the name of the computer. Since this change, other...

Quote:Originally Posted by Boyboyd;11969013 In the dialogue box where you "map a network drive" instaed of putting the name like "\\server\share" put "\\192.168.2.2\share" where '192.168.2.2' is the address of your server. Any idea...

Quote:Originally Posted by Boyboyd;11968991 Have you tried sharing it by IP address? If that works without making you log in with no password then that's your answer. How do I do that?

I use windows 7. Before changing the name, I had one folder on the network, with read-only rights granted to everyone, and no need to login. So, no username or password dialog ever came up. Yesterday, I changed the name of my computer,...

Quote: Originally Posted by jpz A few things: 1. The code in the OP is wrong. The OP code says that you are allocating enough bytes for a pointer to a pointer to a SCIP struct(i.e. sizeof(pointer to pointer to SCIP),...

The code is not mine, it's what's in the library. I'll elaborate (ignore the code in the first post to prevent confusion): Code: void* BMSallocMemory_call( size_t size, /**< size of memory element...

Hi jpz. I've edited the original message, as the code was not quite right. I meant to print the contents of *A, not A.

I'm currently debugging two different implementations of the same code, using gdb, code that accesses a library. One compiles directly with the source of the library, the other links to a shared object of the library. Basically, what is...