Jlong to long !

Hi ;
What casting should I do to jlong inorder to get a proper long representing the same number .
running the next example gives the below resault :
int main()
jlong f = 40956436157 ;
unsigned long g = (unsigned long)f ; // my jlongs will always be positive values
cout <<"testing ="<<g<<endl;
return 1 ;
resault :
testing =2301730493
(I tried first with simple long casting and I got : -1993236803 )
I understand that the problem must be with the number of bits representing the long type in c++ , but are there any ideas ?
Thanks ;
Adaya .

updates ...
checking with the sizeof(type) method it realy seems that the problem is with the number of bytes that long and jlong are represented by ,
while long is represented by 4 bytes (which is very odd-isnt it suppose to be 8?) jlong is represented by 8...
is there anything to do about it ?
Adaya .

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PCS no longer sees BT Widcomm driver

Hi
[cross-posted in Connections]
I have a 6230i and a Safecom BT dongle using the Widcomm 1.4.2 build 10 BT driver s/w on Vista.
This all used to work OK, but after installing PCS v6.85.14.1, the Nokia Connection Manager now no longer shows the Bluetooth (Widcomm) option - just the Bluetooth (Microsoft) option. If I try to check the MS option, I get the "Cannot use the connection type ... Code (OpenMedia)" error.
I've tried all sorts of repairing and uninstalling BT & PCS s/w but to no avail.
Any ideas why PCS no longer seems to recognise the Widcomm BT driver?
Message Edited by mrb08 on 17-Feb-2008 10:26 PM

Just to close this off here's my post in the other thread.
Yes I finally managed to confirm that it's a PCS bug. Here's what I did.
It appears that PCS cleaner app does not support Vista nor later versions of PCS. After uninstalling all Nokia s/w from my PC, checking no old Nokia folders remained, cleaning the registry and then reinstalling PCS 6.85.14.1, the "Cannot use the connection type ..." error remained. :-(
Then I managed to find an old download of PCS (v6.82.27.0) and after installing that, the connection error is gone and the Bluetooth (Widcomm) option is back in Connection Manager! :-)
How does one report a PCS bug to Nokia?

IPod Touch/Phone 4gens No Longer Detected in WINDOWS MY COMPUTER but OK in iTunes

Since I have not found help online regarding the above situation I'm looking for help accordingly. For most folks it's iTunes not detecting i-Devices, but my situation is unique.
It started last night after I was on the phone for hours with Norton regarding error messages I was getting with Internet Security. Those issues have been resolved.
Again: iTunes detects and interacts successfully with ALL my iDevices. Windows Vista > My Computer no longer does.
Please help.

Just now I performed the following:
Turned off and turned back on AMDS(Apple Mobile Device) Service.
Disabled Norton Internet Security, and tried checking if Windows would see my devices.
For anyone who has Windows Vista you are familiar with the notes that play when you plug in a USB device: "da-dunk!" Low-High note dadunk indicates connected. High-low indicates it was disconnected.
I can tell there is a problem because right after the Low-High dadunk in Vista I get a triple Low-note Du-du-dunk.
Please help!

Error message: "playlists selected for updating no longer exist"

I tried to update my ipod nano and I guess I had deleted a playlist, but since then, I have not been able to update. Every time I try, I get the following message:
"Cannot be updated because all of the playlists selected for updating no longer exist."
I haven't been able to highlight which playlists are selected to begin with.
I read through the manual and thought that maybe rebooting the whole system might work. So I deleted Itunes from my computer and re-installed.
Then I tried re-setting my ipod. So now I have nothing on my ipod.
I also deleted everything from my library, thinking it might help to start from scratch. Nothing has worked.
How do I "select" and "unselect" playlists so I can get up and running again?

Here you go.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=607312&#607312

Jlong to long !

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