Oops, after a little more investigation I realized that whenever I
imported the WIN32 def'd code, nullclient wasn't actually compiling, so
I had never *actually* tested that change! Once I got it to compile
with the win32 specific code in it, AIM worked like a charm. Thanks so
much for your help! The trick was including win32/win32dep.h, which had
declarations for some of the functions used in the win32 specific code.
Jeremy Trammell
Chief Technology Officer
509 East 87th St. #1W
New York, NY 10128
Setaris Corporation cell +1.518.331.5180
www.setaris.com <http://www.setaris.com> fax +1.646.786.4370
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*From:* Jeremy Trammell - Setaris <jeremy.tramm...@setaris.com>
*To:* Daniel Atallah <daniel.atal...@gmail.com>
*CC:* "support@pidgin.im" <support@pidgin.im>
*Sent:* 07/07/2009 9:14:22 AM -0400
*Subject:* libpurple, the nullclient and AIM
> Oh yes, sorry, I've been playing around with this for so long now I
> forgot about that! Yes, I've tried including the WIN32 code with no
> change in the results (double checked it right now just to be sure).
> I still get to "Username sent" and then nothing else for AIM.
>
>
> Jeremy Trammell
> Chief Technology Officer
> 509 East 87th St. #1W
> New York, NY 10128
> Setaris Corporation cell +1.518.331.5180
> www.setaris.com <http://www.setaris.com> fax +1.646.786.4370
>
>
> INTELLIGENT SOFTWARE
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>
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> *From:* Daniel Atallah <daniel.atal...@gmail.com>
> *To:* Jeremy Trammell - Setaris <jeremy.tramm...@setaris.com>
> *CC:* "support@pidgin.im" <support@pidgin.im>
> *Sent:* 07/07/2009 8:41:37 AM -0400
> *Subject:* libpurple, the nullclient and AIM
>
>
>> On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 8:06 AM, Jeremy Trammell -
>> Setaris<jeremy.tramm...@setaris.com> wrote:
>>
>>> glib_input_add() looks identical to pidgin_input_add() to me. I'm pretty
>>> sure they compile to the same code.
>>>
>>
>> They don't. Look at the #ifdef _WIN32 stuff.
>>
>> -D
>>
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