STL map header file problem

After having applied patch 107311-13, the compiler is reporting an error when I include the STL map header file. It is saying that the insert function is declared twice.
When I compare the STL map header file with the version before the patch, I can see an additional declaration of the insert function which is identical to a previous declaration. To be able to generate my application, I had to replace the header file by the old version I kept aside.
Does anyone have an idea?
I am using compiler SC5.0 on a SunOS 5.7.
Thanks.

Hi All,
I am facing the same issue: unable to save the mapconfig. The mapconfig dropdown list is empty after defining he mapviewer url and the geocoder url.
Is this a bug? Any suggestions.
- Tutorial: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18941_01/tutorials/jdtut_11r2_58/jdtut_11r2_58_3.html
- JDev: Studio Edition Version 11.1.2.1.0
Build JDEVADF_11.1.2.1.0_GENERIC_110907.2314.6081
Thanks
Mike L

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the FD_SET macro generates an error if a value larger than 1024 is passed from in the first argument. i need to increase its value in order for me to wait for more than 1024 socket descriptors on select function. how can i increase or modify its value? thanks in advance...

AFAIK, the only way to change the FD_SETSIZE value is by building your own version of the libc.a and linking it statically to your executable. Not good at all IMHO.
The sources of Solaris 8 contain the implementation of select(3C) with both standard and 'large' (64K) FD_SETSIZE.
AFAIK, 64-bit version of the libc.so contains the 64K-descriptors version of the select(3C), so you may consider building your application with -xarch=v9 flag to get 64-bit application...
As for poll(2) - there is a manual page (man -s 2 poll) and some notes in the Answerbook. poll(2) is the actual system call that is used by select(3C), which is an interface function, so there is no functional difference between these two.
There is a potential problem with portability of your code if you are using poll(), but it looks like you have no choice... sorry about it...

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good day! i hope i can get some help about this and i would be very grateful if my question will be answered. i have a question regarding the select.h header file that we include in our programs when we use the select(3C) function.
* Select uses bit masks of file descriptors in longs.
* These macros manipulate such bit fields.
* FD_SETSIZE may be defined by the user, but the
* default here should be >= NOFILE (param.h).
29 #ifndef FD_SETSIZE
30 #define FD_SETSIZE 1024
31 #endif
its says here in the header file that the value of FD_SETSIZE may be defined by the user and i need to know how. i've already tried declaring a constant at the beggining of the program but it didn't work...
example:
#undef FD_SETSIZE
#define FD_SETSIZE 2048
the FD_SET macro generates an error if a value larger than 1024 is passed from in the first argument. i need to increase its value in order for me to wait for more than 1024 socket descriptors on select function. how can i increase or modify its value? thanks in advance...

AFAIK, the only way to change the FD_SETSIZE value is by building your own version of the libc.a and linking it statically to your executable. Not good at all IMHO.
The sources of Solaris 8 contain the implementation of select(3C) with both standard and 'large' (64K) FD_SETSIZE.
AFAIK, 64-bit version of the libc.so contains the 64K-descriptors version of the select(3C), so you may consider building your application with -xarch=v9 flag to get 64-bit application...
As for poll(2) - there is a manual page (man -s 2 poll) and some notes in the Answerbook. poll(2) is the actual system call that is used by select(3C), which is an interface function, so there is no functional difference between these two.
There is a potential problem with portability of your code if you are using poll(), but it looks like you have no choice... sorry about it...

Ther are PARAMETER LIST DISCREPANCIES in the help file vs the NIDAQ.H header file for GPCTR_Read_Buffer...

PROBLEM: The function help file contains documentation for using GPCTR_Read_Buffer with 7 parmeters in the parameter list. The NADAQ.H Header file contains 8 parameters in the function declaration. Which is right? What is the correct parameter list and can an example be provided that shows how to use the function correctly? I am currently using DAQ ver 6.92 and a 6602 Counter Timer board in a buffered start/stop or ND_BUFFERED_TWO_SIGNAL_EDGE_SEPARATION_MSR application.

Thanks for the response Filipe, I'll let you know how it goes. I only went into the header file because example code provided by NI ... paste ...
iStatus = GPCTR_Read_Buffer(iDevice, ulGpctrNum, ND_READ_MARK, ulReadOffset, ulNumPtsToRead, ulTimeOut, &ulNumPtsRead, pulReadBuf);
showed use of 8 parameters - in agreement with the header file and in disagreement with the on-line help file function documentation.
Tom

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Hi.
I was able to compile and successfully execute a program earlier
written in Oracle 7 (Solaris) Now in Oracle 10G (Linux). The only
problem is that I have to include two header files
sqlca.h and sqlda.h in the present working directory.How to enter them in the linking command so that I do not need to
copy them everytime in the current working direcotry ?
I have used the following commands :
$ proc sample.pc
$ cc -L$ORACLE_HOME/lib -L/usr/lib -lclntsh -o sample sample.c
regds.
J.S.S

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I've written a java program which interfaces with some C code.In the c code i use certain functions which are defined in a header file that i include in the same c file.The problem i have ,is that the compiler shows an error when it comes across one of those functions.It seems to me that the header file is not being included.Here's what i've done at the start of the jni c code,any help will be greatly appreciated.
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JNIEXPORT void JNICALL......
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ps..The os is Linux
..Derick

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