gethostbyname failed compiling with 64bit mode

[阿江 孝士]

Hi.(I'm sorry, I can't write english well.)

I try to port 32bit C application
to 64bit C application.

My environment.
OS: "HP-UX eai-psv2 B.11.23 U ia64".
compiler: "cc: HP C/aC++ B3910B A.06.17"

When compiling with 32bit mode,
gethostbyname () normal end.
But compiling with 64bit mode(+DD64),
gethostbyname () failed.


When calling gethostbyname () from mini program,
compiling 64bit mode,it end normal.


Please tell me how to recover.

Thanks.

[Dennis Handly]

>But compiling with 64bit mode (+DD64), gethostbyname failed.
>When calling gethostbyname from mini program,
compiling 64bit mode, it end normal.

You need to compile with +wlint and +w64bit and fix any warnings.

Some of the networking length parms are changed to pointers to 64 bit integers. Also look for casts to suppress any warnings in this area. This would hide the problems.

[阿江 孝士]

>You need to compile with +wlint and +w64bit and fix any warnings.
>
>Some of the networking length parms are changed to pointers to 64 bit
>integers. Also look for casts to suppress any warnings in this
>area. This would hide the problems.

Thanks.
I will try with above option, and fixed warnings.

If you know, please tell me...

Excepting lint, Is there any tools which check above patternï¼
"HP STK tools" can check thems?

Thanks

[阿江 孝士]

>>You need to compile with +wlint and +w64bit and fix any warnings.
>>
>>Some of the networking length parms are changed to pointers to 64 bit
>>integers. Also look for casts to suppress any warnings in this
>>area. This would hide the problems.
>
>Thanks.
>I will try with above option, and fixed warnings.
>
>If you know, please tell me...
>
>Excepting lint, Is there any tools which check above patterni??
>"HP STK tools" can check thems?

I'm sorry, STK site is here.

http://h21007.www2.hp.com/portal/site/dspp/menuitem.863c3e4cbcdc3f3515b49c108973a801/?ciid=965fe820bcd45110VgnVCM100000275d6e10RCRD


>
>Thanks

[Dennis Handly]

>Excepting lint, Is there any tools which check above pattern

There is no lint on IPF, only +wlint, which is much better.

If you know which call to gethostbyname is bad, you should look very closely at it. Can you provide a small snip of the call? And the types of all of the parms.