Subj : Re: borland equivalent of #pragma pack (2) is?
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me@bitbuc.ket>
Date : Fri Feb 13 2004 05:16 pm

Yes, I meant to do it from the command line.  Both grep and find are command
line tools.

I do not know of any function called netschedulejobenum.  The case is wrong.
The one I can find is NetScheduleJobEnum, a WINAPI function found in
NetApi32.DLL.  There is a listing for it in the import32.lib that C++
Builder uses but I do not have Borland C++ on this machine so cannot verify
it for that compiler.  If you can't link to it then do something like this
and add the library it creates to your project.

  implib -c c:\bc5\lib\netapi32.LIB  c:\winnt\system32\netapi32.DLL

Sorry but I do not have any working code using that function.

..  Ed

"Jeff Kish" <jeff.kish@mro.com> wrote in message
news:mq9q209tfmnv25u2drhbmtvfc8cld1m7re@4ax.com...
>
>  (what do you mean by "Make the compiler's INCLUDE
> directory the default"? do you mean just go do a dos prompt, cd
> there, and do the grep? I'm not sure how to make the INCLUDE
> directory the default for the IDE's version of grep)
>
> mmm Well. Thanks. I tried the pragma and the program still had
> problems (I was trying to use the netschedulejobenum call and
> sprintf'ing the command text out was blowing up on me.. I figured
> it was just alignment/packing or something).
>
> err you don't happen to have a copy of working borland 5.02 code
> that makes the call and can read the command text, do you?

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