When I try to use slot-types on Linux (runtime clips), it returns a lit of all types like below:
userlog=[instanceslot] (statut FLOAT INTEGER SYMBOL STRING EXTERNAL-ADDRESS FACT-ADDRESS INSTANCE-ADDRESS INSTANCE-NAME)
My slot object type here is SYMBOL, but no matter what type I try, slot-types always return me the same list of types (FLOAT INTEGER SYMBOL STRING EXTERNAL-ADDRESS FACT-ADDRESS INSTANCE-ADDRESS INSTANCE-NAME).
The strange thing is that with the "non-runtime" version, it's working fine and returning me only the right type of the slot. Does somebody have a clue what could go wrong here ?
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From section 5.1 of the Advanced Programming Guide:
Constraint information associated with constructs is not saved to the C files generated by the constructs-to-c command unless dynamic constraint checking is enabled (using the set- dynamic-constraint-checking command).
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When I try to use slot-types on Linux (runtime clips), it returns a lit of all types like below:
userlog=[instanceslot] (statut FLOAT INTEGER SYMBOL STRING EXTERNAL-ADDRESS FACT-ADDRESS INSTANCE-ADDRESS INSTANCE-NAME)
My slot object type here is SYMBOL, but no matter what type I try, slot-types always return me the same list of types (FLOAT INTEGER SYMBOL STRING EXTERNAL-ADDRESS FACT-ADDRESS INSTANCE-ADDRESS INSTANCE-NAME).
The strange thing is that with the "non-runtime" version, it's working fine and returning me only the right type of the slot. Does somebody have a clue what could go wrong here ?
From section 5.1 of the Advanced Programming Guide:
Thank you very much, it works.