Paul Vriens wrote: > >> > In this particular case you could make use of this fact: > > util.c:42:GetProcAddress(SnmpUtilAsnAnyCpy) failed > util.c:43:GetProcAddress(SnmpUtilAsnAnyFree) failed > util.c:44:GetProcAddress(SnmpUtilOctetsCmp) failed > util.c:45:GetProcAddress(SnmpUtilOctetsCpy) failed > util.c:46:GetProcAddress(SnmpUtilOctetsFree) failed > util.c:47:GetProcAddress(SnmpUtilOctetsNCmp) failed > > This happens to be true for win95, win95, winme and NT4. > > So if those functions are not available set a variable. Then use that > variable > to skip some tests that crash. > Hi Paul,
These functions aren't the issue, since they are worked out at runtime. An example of one that fails is ret = SnmpUtilOidToA(NULL); Under win98, this function is valid to call, but will crash if you call it will a NULL parameter. I don't think removing this test a good idea, since we are setting XP as a base, at this passes. Best Regards Alistair Leslie-Hughes
