Re: network card
From: Xaver Biton (javier_at_t-online.de)
Date: 02/04/04
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Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 00:27:02 +0100
>>but by make it give me an error:
>>Makefile:299 *** multiple target patterns. Stop.
>>
>>what is that?
>
>
> Are you using cygwin make? For AS Perl you probably need M$ nmake
> (free download from M$), unless you mess with the configuration.
ok, now, I've compiled it sucsessful with nmake, but I've alway the same
error as it was istalled manually. when I run the script example.pl I
recieve the error message:
Win32::RASE::TAPIlineGetTranslateCaps() called too early to check
prototype at c:/Perl/site/lib/Win32/RASE.pm line 266.
No one RAS entry were found
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at examples.pl line 500.
The line 500 is a correctly closed curly bracket.
BEGIN {
require Win32::API;
unless ($hwnd = (FindOpenedFolders())[0]) {
system 'start explorer /n,C:\\';
$start_time = time;
while (!($hwnd = (FindOpenedFolders())[0]) && $start_time+3 < time) {}
$hwnd or die "Could not open C:\\ window\n";
$hwnd_opened = 1;
}
$first_RAS_entry = (RasEnumEntries())[0]
or die "No one RAS entry were found\n";
} ##this is the line 500
whats happend whit it?
Thks.
Xaver
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