Recent content by mstewart

Turns out it was missing the stdlib.h include file. Still don't understand how it compiled on the older version of the compiler without it, but owell. Thanks for the help everyone!

I'm pretty sure it's not the printf function, since I do an assert with the same value which also fails. I'll try posting up the code shortly.

I've been having a problem with a program that I can't seem to figure out why it isn't working, so I thought I would ask about it here. This is a program written in C and is using the newest HP ANSI C compiler. Previously, this code was compiled using an older compiler and did not have any...

Is there a different way to save the file, such as a jpg or something?

I have a gif picture that I've loaded into a picture control. I would now like to draw on top of this picture and then save the file with the additions and/or print it. Does anyone know if this is possible, and how to do it? Or should I be going about this in a completely different manner...

The system admin before me left old printers in the SAM listing, and they no longer exist. The problem is that SAM and HP jetadmin will not let me remove these printers because they aren't connected. Additionally, the spool will not start until they are removed. Is there a particular file...

Well, even after the reboot, the status of the link hasn't changed. I still can't seem to rm, kill, or anything else it.

I'm not sure what you mean by bouncing the system. I've tried shutting it down and bringing back up again, but that didn't seem to work.

Ok, this may sound like a silly question, but how do I remove a broken link? While in the process of creating my exported directory/drive, an error occured, resulting in broken link. Now every time I try to rm it, it says it cannot because the device is busy. Any Suggestions? thanks!