When I try to run a non-debug build of my app, I get:
Runtime Error
Common/Loaders/Loader.cpp: 176
Failure Condition: functionEntry
Could not resolve function ‘stat’ in kernel32
This is under Windows 8 Pro 64-bit. I wonder if there’s something I’ve done in my app? Thanks!!! I have built another small, sample app and can’t replicate the issue.
any hints would be appreciate!
Ken Whitaker
Seattle, WA USA
[quote=16126:@Howard Whitaker]When I try to run a non-debug build of my app, I get:
Runtime Error
Common/Loaders/Loader.cpp: 176
Failure Condition: functionEntry
Could not resolve function ‘stat’ in kernel32
This is under Windows 8 Pro 64-bit. I wonder if there’s something I’ve done in my app? Thanks!!! I have built another small, sample app and can’t replicate the issue.
any hints would be appreciate!
Ken Whitaker
Seattle, WA USA[/quote]
You likely have a declare to the function “stat”, which doesn’t exist on Windows.
Hi Joe! Yikes. I’ll see. Dumb question, but is stat() a declare or a Xojo (Real Studio) call??? My code definitely compiled and built with Real Studio 2013.
Ken
[quote=16136:@Howard Whitaker]Hi Joe! Yikes. I’ll see. Dumb question, but is stat() a declare or a Xojo (Real Studio) call??? My code definitely compiled and built with Real Studio 2013.
Ken[/quote]
It’d be a declare you should be able to find in your code via the find pane.
Further clarification - the state is a OS-specific call in your opinion? I use variables called status everywhere in my code so trying to hunt this one down is gonna be rough…
Ken
;-(
ah ha - I think it is in the library that I am using from a mutual friend of ours! 
[quote=16138:@Howard Whitaker]Further clarification - the state is a OS-specific call in your opinion? I use variables called status everywhere in my code so trying to hunt this one down is gonna be rough…
Ken
;-([/quote]
Use the “Whole Word” option when you search for “stat”.
ah - didn’t know that options was there. Thanks,
Ken