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From: "Jon Prestidge (Moose)" <jon@surfed.to>
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Subject: Re: GsGetTimInfo Problems
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 21:59:04 +0100
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oops soory I' hadn't read the function prototype properly.... also I can see
what the brackets do now .. but I may as well correct the code snippets I
gave anyway:-

    GsGetTimInfo( (unsigned long *) pT->base,  pI );    // if base is a
pointer.
    GsGetTimInfo( (unsigned long *) &pT->base,  pI );   // if base is the
actual data.

Have you been able to look at the values in a debugger?  If your dev system
does not have a debugger then try and printf the addresses:-
printf( " %X, %X ", pT->base, pI );       // (or printf( " %X, %X ",
&pT->base, pI ) as applicable)
and see if they look sensible.