Keith Regan

Yet again Mark, thank you. We do still have a problem with the 1.3 as well. Take an xml file, compress it and then try to gunzip it and it fails. Header info in the file is the regular 1F 8B but it will not work. / / trace ?i Call RxFuncAdd "EECLoadFuncs", "rexxeec", "EECLoadFuncs" Call EECLoadFuncs rc = EECVariable(Version) in_file = 'afile.xml' out_file = 'tsdc.out.gz' in_length = chars(in_file) in_data = charin(in_file,1,in_length) comp_data = eeccompress(in_data,gzip) say length(comp_data) rc...

Hi Mark, many thanks for your earlier response which has got us a lot further. However we do appear to have another problem with EECCOMPRESS We need to send data to another machine that we have no control over and it gives a byte size of zero, as an example:- / / trace ?i Call RxFuncAdd "EECLoadFuncs", "rexxeec", "EECLoadFuncs" Call EECLoadFuncs out_line = "10020.L6Q.000.acusref.dat.zip.10170427105349 uploaded (754 bytes in 0 seconds)" rc = eeccompress(out_line,gzip) say length(rc) exit Or are we...

Just WOW, excellent response. We managed to get it installed but had to move the librexxeec.a and .so files from usr/local/lib to usr/lib to get it to work. Also the RxFuncQuery allways returns a 1 when run. Not a real problem as we now load it the way you do. All in a very successful outcome. Thank you very much.

RexxEEC on Ubuntu 16.04