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On 17/07/2009, at 7:03 AM, Lim Hock-Chai wrote:

I'm trying to compile the XMLPARSE c module that I download from Scott
Klement's HTTPAPI application. I'm getting the CZM0205 below. Does
anyone know how I can get around that?


memmove() has been in OS/400 C since at least VRM440 and I think since VRM230. It's defined in STRING.H

memmove() is part of ANSI C however it seems some platforms do not supply memmove() and use a platform-specific alternative (e.g., bcopy(). You need to inform the pre-compiler that you have the memmove() function. Specify DEFINE(HAVE_MEMMOVE) on your compile command. ALso check that strings.h is being included.

I would expect Scott's instructions to handle this requirement. Check any text files for compile notes, or look for CL source that does the compile, or look for a TAILOR.H, CONFIG.H, or similar named file that contains platform-specific compile definitions.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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