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hello,

1889+ /if defined(HAVE_INT64)
1890+D atoll PR 20I 0 ExtProc('atoll')
======> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
*RNF0533 20 a 009500+ The length of integer or unsigned field is not valid.

The idea here is that "HAVE_INT64" is NOT supposed to be defined on a system that doesn't have 64-bit integers in RPG. Yours clearly doesn't (that's what the RNF0533 is telling you) but yet apparently the condition is defined.

Did you run the INSTALL CL program to compile the code, or are you compiling it manually? If you're compiling it manually, you have to change CONFIG_H to make sure that HAVE_INT64 is not defined.

If you're running the INSTALL CL program, then there must be a bug in that program that's preventing it from properly determing whether you have 64-bit integers... in that case, I'll need more info.

Unfortunately, I have no way to test HTTPAPI on ancient releases like V4R4. The oldest OS I have access to is V5R3, which means I can compile RPG only back to V5R1. So the project needs people (like you) in the community to help with support for older releases.

Can we move this discussion to the FTPAPI mailing list? The FTPAPI mailing list is for discussions of both the FTPAPI and HTTPAPI open source projects. You can sign up at the following link:
http://www.scottklement.com/ftpapi/ftpapilist.html

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