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Subject: Re: Read from CD
Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1998 15:27:45 +0200
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James Russell schrieb: We've compiled the "Check" program under both GNU and Codewarrior, both
without problems.

> Other things to check might be:
>         o The filename you specified didn't end in ";1" which is standard for a CD-ROM in
>           ISO-9660 format. The ";1" is the version number of the file, which is usually ";1".
>         o Can you CdSearchFile() for the file?
>         o What exactly is the return code for CdReadFile?
>

I donīt get any return code from CdReadFile because the program hang up at this function.
The CdSearchFile function brings the same error.

The following, very little program works fine when I compile it with GNU. It shows me
the correct length of the file. When I compile the same program with Codeworrier (V2.0.3)
I get the already known error message ( CD_cw:(CdlSetloc) Sync=NoIntr, Ready=NoIntr ).
Maybe my Codeworrier settings are incorrect ???  That were strange because I use the
default settings.

#include <libps.h>
u_long sectbuf[1024];
u_long Len;

main()
{
    Len = CdReadFile("\\DATA\\TEXTURE\\FANCY\\CHECK01.TIM", sectbuf, 0);
    printf("Bytes:%d\n",Len);
}

I hope you can reconstruct my error...
cYa

Jo