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From: bernard@boulder.colorado.edu (Bernie Bernstein)
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Subject: Re: SUMMARY: Trying to use MacTCP with THINK LSC 3.02 - no solution yet.
Message-ID: <1991Jan9.222430.549@csn.org>
Date: 9 Jan 91 22:24:30 GMT
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In article <1991Jan9.140919.2757@nada.kth.se>, mattiasb@dront.nada.kth.se (Mattias Berglund) writes:
> 
> * In the include file "AddressXlation.h" the struct hostInfo misses a
> vital field:
> 
> typedef struct hostInfo {
> 	int	rtnCode;
> 	char cname[255];
> 	
> 	short	numAddrs;	/*** Ooops, someone missed this one... ***/
> 	unsigned long addr[NUM_ALT_ADDRS];
> };
> 

typedef struct hostInfo {
	long rtnCode;         /*** This is all I needed to do to fix it ***/
	char cname[255];
	unsigned long addr[NUM_ALT_ADDRS];
};

I haven't had problems with the hostInfo struct except for the int.
These C libraries should use short and long instead of int for 
the obvious reasons.  I like to have code that can work in Think C
or in MPW.

Bernie Bernstein
bernard@boulder.colorado.edu