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After being unable to get a successful compile on a 6.1 machine due to ccsid
issues I used trigraphs for curly braces etc. The compilation then went
fine, but...
I have the following code.
fb = _Rreadf(fp, &buf, sizeof(buf), __NO_LOCK);
if (fb->num_bytes != sizeof(buf))
??<
cout << "That did not work" << endl;
_Rclose(fp);
return -1;
??>
The bizarre thing is that the if statement always evaluates to true (even if
the read finds a record, and even if i change the comparison to "==". That
truly defies the rules of logic).
Other if statements in the same program work as expected. It's created with
CRTBNDCPP.
I have tried the program successfully on a V5R4 machine.
Guess it's time to check this with IBM?
Thanks,
Erik
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