Y yoachan Member Jan 8, 2009 #1 Hi all I wanted to know whether a .p file is xcode-d or not. For I wanted my program to only allow execution for xcoded external source. E.g. I have a file A.p that calls B.p. how do I know (from A.p) that B.p is already xcode-d or not. Thanks in advanced. My Regards YoChan
Hi all I wanted to know whether a .p file is xcode-d or not. For I wanted my program to only allow execution for xcoded external source. E.g. I have a file A.p that calls B.p. how do I know (from A.p) that B.p is already xcode-d or not. Thanks in advanced. My Regards YoChan
S sharkdim Member Jan 8, 2009 #2 maybe ,you can get 2 bytes From the beginning of this file if xcode then 2 bytes = 0x13 0x59 so ....
PDECODE Active Member Jan 8, 2009 #3 maybe ,you can get 2 bytes From the beginning of this file if xcode then 2 bytes = 0x13 0x59 Not 2 bytes, but only one and check for byte 0x13 or 0x11 (old version of XCode)
maybe ,you can get 2 bytes From the beginning of this file if xcode then 2 bytes = 0x13 0x59 Not 2 bytes, but only one and check for byte 0x13 or 0x11 (old version of XCode)
Y yoachan Member Jan 9, 2009 #4 Thanks for your replies. How can I do this 'get byte' and how can I check it? I really don't have any idea... as a note i'm using xcode from OpenEdge 10.1A. Thanks in advanced. My regard.
Thanks for your replies. How can I do this 'get byte' and how can I check it? I really don't have any idea... as a note i'm using xcode from OpenEdge 10.1A. Thanks in advanced. My regard.
