just a quick note for anyone interested... I am working on getting ARSDoc 1.26 compiled for NT. Hopefully, I'll be done early next week. It seems that my normal NT Workstation has some library troubles... so, I installed everything (ActivePerl, PDK, ARSPerl 1.69 (4.0.3) libraries on a different machine, and the script is running fine. When I get back into work late Monday, I'll try compiling it.

Til then!
{edit}Got this compiled and released it last night. Please test it out, and answer the testing Poll in the next post, if you have the time! Thanks! {end edit}

Matt Reinfeldt

Remedy Administrator & Developer

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Edited by Administrator on 07/10/01 07:14 AM.

Thanks to people testing this out! So far, here are the results:

Win2k server/ARS 4.5.2  success!

Win2k server/ARS 4.0.3  success!

WinNT4.0 server/ARS 4.5.2  success!

WinNT4.0 server/ARS 4.0.3  success!

Windows 98 (ARS unknown)  failed

I'm going to add a poll to this post... please check the platform your running this on and whether or not it worked.

Compiled ARSDoc testing results

Windows 2000 - Success!

Windows 2000 - Failed

Windows NT - Success!

Windows NT - Failed

Windows ME - Success!

Windows ME - Failed

Windows 98 - Success!

Windows 98 - Failed

Windows 95 - Success!

Windows 95 - Failed

 

Thanks!

Matt Reinfeldt

Remedy Administrator & Developer

mreinfel@uscellular.com

U.S. Cellular

I am having some troubles with the ARSPerl and it working properally.

I am running NT 4.0
Active Perl 5.61
ARSPerl 1.71 for 403
ARSDocs 1.26 nt

I am getting some Dr. Watson errors when I run the make pages. It creates the server portiona and then Dr. Watson on me.

Do you have a clue on how to fix this or what I might have done wrong.

I see here that ARSDoc 1.26 for NT is for ARSPerl 1.69... where can I get this version?

Eric

eric,

are you running the compiled version or the .pl? It could make a difference. Either way, try putting the arapi40.dll in the same directory as the .pl and .exe before running it... then, I would try the .exe instead of the .pl....

Let me know if that changes things for you...

Matt Reinfeldt

Remedy Administrator & Developer

mreinfel@uscellular.com

U.S. Cellular