14.03.2014 17:45, Weverton Gomes wrote:
> Yes. The source use a pointer to a delphi structure to represent the
> timestamp. And, as I
> said before, this works normally since FB 1.5.
For me it works with 3.0 as well:
> SQL> declare external function ate timestamp returns smallint by value
Yes. The source use a pointer to a delphi structure to represent the
timestamp. And, as I said before, this works normally since FB 1.5.
TFBDate = integer;
TFBTime = Cardinal;
{ FireBird TimeStamp record }
TFBTS = packed record
Date: TFBDate;
Time: TFBTime;
end;
PFBTS = ^TFBT
DS>Dates? Do you really work with ISC_TIMESTAMP without calling
isc_decode_timestamp()???
It is not difficult to decode/encode ISC_TIMESTAMP using pure pascal
;) Just basic math with some divs and mods...
[]s
Carlos
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DS> 14.03
14.03.2014 17:01, Weverton Gomes wrote:
> It uses only simple structures to work with strings, numbers and dates.
Dates? Do you really work with ISC_TIMESTAMP without calling
isc_decode_timestamp()???
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WBR, SD.
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Dimitry,
First: Alex asked me to let the file available.
Second: I'm using these dll normally in FB 2.5. And the source code doesn't
rely on any external dependency. It uses only simple structures to work
with strings, numbers and dates.
Weverton Gomes de Morais
Tecnólogo em Redes de Comunicação
14.03.2014 16:43, Weverton Gomes wrote:
> the dll file is available at http://www.sendspace.com/file/02v4af
Do you suggest him to decompile your DLL? Show sources of your UDF_MAX.
> this dll was compiled in Delphi. So, I think there is no dependencies.
Thinking is not enough. Your DLL may
Alex, the dll file is available at http://www.sendspace.com/file/02v4af
Vlad, this dll was compiled in Delphi. So, I think there is no dependencies.
Mark, I put the "?" as a wildcard; in this space came the UDF name (e.g.
UDF_MAX).
Thank you all,
Weverton Gomes de Morais
Tecnólogo em Redes de C
On Thu, 13 Mar 2014 14:33:19 -0300, Weverton Gomes
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just started testing FB 3.0 Alpha 2 (32 bits) and I'm getting in
> trouble using the same UDF's I already use in FB 2.5. I'm getting the
known
> message:
> "Invalid token.
> invalid request BLR at offset 35.
> function ???
> I have just started testing FB 3.0 Alpha 2 (32 bits) and I'm getting in
> trouble using the same UDF's I already use in FB 2.5. I'm getting the known
> message:
> "Invalid token.
> invalid request BLR at offset 35.
> function ? is not defined.
> module name or entrypoint could not be found."
On 03/14/2014 01:22 AM, Weverton Gomes wrote:
Win 7 Pro 32 bits
I can't help with windows UDFs - but pretty sure that if you place DLL
to accessible place and send the link here our windows guys will take a
look at the problem.
I have just started testing FB 3.0 Alpha 2 (32 bits) and
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