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Re: [nv-l] Libraries to run sample C++ code

2004-03-09 16:11:36
Subject: Re: [nv-l] Libraries to run sample C++ code
From: igastelu AT unm DOT edu
To: nv-l AT lists.us.ibm DOT com
Date: Tue, 09 Mar 2004 14:00:21 -0700
James, thanks.
I included the header on the file and on project->setting->libraries 
placed libmib.lib.  I could create the .exe file.

Here I answer your questions

> You are doing this on Windows, aren't you?
Yes, now I am using Visual C++ 6.0.  I am using it the firts time, my C 
programming experiences are with Borland C 3.1

> Did you not read the append I put out this morning?
Yes.  I do not what is the use of the *.dsp.

> Why are you copying and renaming the sample?  What does that
> accomplish? 
Becasue I just want the source code and create the .exe, this is a test 
I am doing for both learning visual C++ and to use the functions the NV 
libraries provide.

> And how exactly are you compiling it?
Under build-> compile (I do not know what else tell you!!!).  Then make 
exe.

> What you are missing below appear to be the h files which declare
> things 
> like OVmib_get_objid_name.
> That can be found in \usr\ov\include\ov\ovsnmpmib.h.  Those things
> you get 
> errors on will be assumed to externs when the compile is correct.
> The output must then be linked with libmib.lib for them to be
> resolved.

If I want to use the function nvSnmpBlockingGetTable I need the 
libraries (from NV programmer Guide)
 \usr\OV\lib\libov.lib
 \usr\OV\lib\nvsnmp.lib
 \usr\OV\lib\libovc.lib
 \usr\OV\lib\libovcmapi.lib
the last 2 are not in my lib directory, how do I specify them???

The final goal is to retrive the Forwarding table my switches, and use 
it to know where things are connected.