Re: [staf-devel] Service Crash On 64-bit OS but OK on 32-bit OS

[Sharon L. <lu...@us...>]

What operating system are you using?
Did you compile your C++ service on a 64-bit OS?  If not, try that.
What compile options did you use?

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Sharon Lucas
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From:	"fenggang.1989" <fen...@16...>
To:	sta...@li...
Date:	11/22/2010 02:41 AM
Subject:	[staf-devel] Service Crash On 64-bit OS but OK on 32-bit OS



HI,
   My own Service is OK on 32-bit OS, but It is wrong on 64-bit OS. I track
it and find that some functions can not work normally on 64-bit OS. such
as:
   1,pData->fListHandleMapClass = STAFMapClassDefinition::create
("STAF/Service/FaultInject/ListHandle");
2,pData->fQueryHandleMapClass = STAFMapClassDefinition::create
("STAF/Service/FaultInject/QueryHandle");
3,STAFResultPtr result = pData->fHandlePtr->submit("local", "VAR", "RESOLVE
STRING {STAF/Config/Sep/Line}");
        .....
   Who can tell me some points when move service code from 32-bit OS to
64-bit OS. Thank you.



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