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Getting Started with ECLib
Getting Started with ECLib
CASLpro Users:
First, unzip the ZIP file that was sent to you when you purchased ECLib. Open the CASLpro folder that is included in the ZIP. Copy and paste ECLibExternals.cpk and ECLib.c into the directory of the CASLpro project that you want to use with ECLib. These 2 files are required for any CASLpro project using ECLib.
If you want to use other functions in the library, copy the other ECLib C files that have the functions that you want to use. For example, if you want to use the PwdVerify function in your project, then copy the ECLibPwd.C file into your application project's folder; for the FldInsert function, copy the ECLibFld.C file, etc.
Open your existing CASLpro project that you want to use with ECLib. Insert this code near the top of your main .CSL file:
include "ECLibExternals.cpk";
This includes the file with all of the external definitions etc. This line is required. It contains all of the function prototypes and some other code; you can look through it to see the different functions you can use and their parameters.
Now try using one or two of the functions from the library and compiling. If you're having trouble getting it working, e-mail us.
CASL Users:
First, unzip the ZIP file that was sent to you when you purchased ECLib. Open the CSAL folder that is included in the ZIP. Copy and paste ECLibExternals.cpk into the directory of the CASL project that you want to use with ECLib. This file is required for any CASL project using ECLib.
Open your existing CASLpro project that you want to use with ECLib. Insert this code near the top of your main .CSL file:
include "ECLibExternals.cpk";
This includes the file with all of the external definitions etc. This line is required. It contains all of the function prototypes and some other code; you can look through it to see the different functions you can use and their parameters.
Now try using one or two of the functions from the library and compiling. If you're having trouble getting it working, e-mail us.
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