Header files missing (oci.h, ortypes.h, etc.)

I have just a simple question.
Do we need the commercial version of Oracle8i to be able to use the OCI libraries?
Thanks for any reply.

are you sure installed the full desktop SDK? you can't install just the modern SDK. What version of VS are you using?
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Missing header files in WDK/SDK 8.1

Hi,
I installed the latest WDK and SDK, but i struggling with some header files missing.
I started a new Kernel Mode Driver project in VS2013, imported ntddk.h, then IntelliSense started to pop with several errors. "specstrings.h", "kernelspecs.h", "winapifamily.h", etc., many header files missing. After some research,
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Can someone enlight me?
Thanks in advance.

are you sure installed the full desktop SDK? you can't install just the modern SDK. What version of VS are you using?
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MISSING OCI Header Files

The OCI header files are missing from the Oracle 8 for Linux
trial CD. Everything else works fine, but we can't develop any
client applications without an OCI interface.
I tried using the header files from Oracle 8 Solaris SPARC, but
the resulting program core dumps in olog().
Does anyone know where I can get these files? If a purchase a
production version, will they be included?
I have a bare bones Linux ODBC driver for Oracle that I cannot
compile without them.
Thanks,
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Stefan (guest) wrote:
: Mark Butler (guest) wrote:
: : The OCI header files are missing from the Oracle 8 for Linux
: : trial CD. Everything else works fine, but we can't develop
any
: : client applications without an OCI interface.
: : I tried using the header files from Oracle 8 Solaris SPARC,
but
: : the resulting program core dumps in olog().
: : Does anyone know where I can get these files? If a purchase
a
: : production version, will they be included?
: : I have a bare bones Linux ODBC driver for Oracle that I
cannot
: : compile without them.
: : Thanks,
: : - Mark Butler
: The header files are in the directory $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/demo
: Yours
: Stefan
Do you happen to know how to link those examples?
It couldn't have been too hard to include a Makefile!
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Mysterious missing header files

Hello,
While trying to build some packages recently, I discovered that for some reason, my system was missing a bunch of important header files.
GL/gl.h
GL/glu.h
these were fixed by reinstalling mesa
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Missing header files when importing a shared library with labview 8.6?

Hi all,
I want to import a .dll into my .vi program but I am not able to do it...
I have created the dll following the ni website tutorial
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/3303#toc2
Once the dll has been created, I have tried to import it with
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If you use any of the LabVIEW cintools headers, they reference other headers too. The import wizard is written in a way that it simply skips parsing datatypes that can not be resolved due to missing header files. If your functions you want to import references such datatypes then you get an according error about any include files the wizard could not load, otherwise not. The wizard can not know which of the missing header files is the problem since it obviously doesn't know what would be in those header files.
The LabVIEW cintools headers are multiplatform, meaning they evaluate various compiler predefined defines to determine which platform they are included in. The import library wizard does not define any specific defines, since it is not really a compiler. So you have to define them. And they get adapted with each new LabVIEW version to support new compilers and compiler versions, so the defines described in the link in the first post do not have to be correct for cintools headers in newer LabVIEW versions.
All in all writing DLLs that interface to LabVIEW cintools headers should not be done by writing them and then importing them using the wizard but instead you should write the VI and create the Call Library Node, then let LabVIEW create a template C file from the context menu of the Call Library Node and copy that into your C sources and fill in the functions from there.
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Compiler appears to include .cpp source instead/addition to .h header file

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-I/export/home/buildsys/src/build/tmp.3/dcf1/platform/unix/solaris/inc
-I/export/home/buildsys/src/build/tmp.3/dcf1/platform/unix/solaris/inc
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"unix/dcfPosixLocks.*_cpp_*", line 72: Error:
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"unix/dcfPosixLocks.*_cpp_*", line 103: Error:
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2 Error(s) detected.
gmake[2]: *** [Debug/unix/solaris/dcfConstants.o] Error 2
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I'm having trouble understanding what change in Sun compilers or in Solaris could have resulted in the change in behavior you report.
For template code, Sun compilers have always used the automatic inclusion model described in the C++ Users Guide section 5.2, "Template Definitions".
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Does that answer your question?

Music files missing/hidden in folder on network hdd

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I was lucky to recover all my files.....keep trying on different computers if you can, and copy what you can get hold of. The 7-pass erase will delete pretty much every trace of information on the hdd with no chance of recovery.
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Good luck!
Once you have recovered your files (or as many as you can get hold of) and ready to erase the hdd:
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Connect the drive directly to the Mac, open Disk Utility.
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Hi,
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Building PHP 5.2.5 and MySQL (Cannot find MySQL header files under /usr.)

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