That's my preference from the 80s. Single user computer, so TEMP is not somewhere in the user profile, but there. Environment variables are set up like this: TEMP=C:\TEMP TMP=C:\TEMP When I trigger the diff, two .sap files are created there. But they are .SAP files, not text files,
I've added the _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS; define the project and the "unsafe" warnings are gone. But these two are still there and look valid to me: C:\jac\system\Windows\Programming\Repositories\RASTER-Music-Tracker\src\asap.c(2813,24): warning C4267: 'initializing': conversion from 'size_t' to 'int', possible loss of data 1>C:\jac\system\Windows\Programming\Repositories\RASTER-Music-Tracker\src\asap.c(3991,10): warning C4996: 'strdup': The POSIX name for this item is deprecated. Instead, use the...
warning C4996: 'strcpy': This function or variable may be unsafe. Consider using strcpy_s instead.
Good solution, thanks.
fix-brk is a quick-and-dirty single-use tool for ASMA. No, I'm not going to maintain or document it. :) The I'd suggest to just remove it from the repo. Please attach the broken Rock_1.sap file for tests. See below. The root cause of your problems is that you installed a wrong perl on Windows, I've removed my previous Perl installation and use MYSYS2 now. What confuses me is that I now have a bash, but the scripts are ".bat" files?
fix-brk is a quick-and-dirty single-use tool for ASMA. No, I'm not going to maintain or document it. :) The I'd suggest to just remove it from the repo. Please attach the broken Rock_1.sap file for tests. See below. The root cause of your problems is that you installed a wrong perl on Windows, I've removed my previous Perl installation and use MYSYS2 now. What confuses me is that I now have a bash, but the scripts are ".bat" file?
I've removed my previous Perl installation and use MYSYS2 now. What confuses me is that I now have a bash, but the scripts are ".bat" file?
Additional remark: my "checksap" reported the modified file as corrupted. If think the logic in the script incorrectly matches here.