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Page 1 - C Library Manual

PA-2400C Library Manual(Version 1.00 )March 1998Casio Computer Co., Ltd.Copyright ©1998. All rights reserved.

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10where the system power was turned off by the Power-ON resume function.A disconnection from I/O Box should

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112.4 Source ListThis section introduces the IOBOX1.C program and its reference sources, and show a list of

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12 wc.cbWndExtra = 0; wc.hInstance = hInstance; wc.hIcon = NULL; wc.hCursor

Page 5 - 1. Supported Files

13{ HDC hdc; PAINTSTRUCT ps; RECT rect; DWORD ThreadID; switch (me

Page 6 - 1.1.3 File Check Utility

14 default: MessageBox( hWnd, TEXT( "Function call Failed!") , TEXT( "Messag

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153. File Transfer Utility3.1 OverviewThis file utility performs file transfer either between a PC and PA-

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163.2 List of FunctionsWith this file transfer utility the following functions related to the file transfer

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173.3 Communication FunctionsOperational specifications for the FLCE should be made by initiating an approp

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183.4 Pathname Description Method1) Enclose every pathname in a pair of parentheses. A pathname must have

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19each slot, for example, " Storage Card" and " Storage Card2", thus no differentiation

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2Table of ContentsPreface 4Chapter 1. Supported Files 51.1 List of Dedicated Libraries 61.1.1 I/O Bootup Lib

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203.5 Rules of Describing Arguments Separate each parameter by inserting a space after each piece.

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213.6 Conditions on Communication Partner3.6.1 Rules of Naming Files and Directory PathsSpecify the pa

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223.6.3 /D (delete) Command OptionThese options (O: Forced deletion, R: Recursive call) of the delete com

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23 Default if the command-to-response interval time-out registry has no setup : 30 seconds Registry posi

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243.7.2 Setting Up Registry with User ApplicationModify the registry as required from your application whil

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25err=FALSE;}else {err=FALSE;}if( err==TRUE)MessageBox( NULL, TEXT( "Success setting registry!") ,

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263.8 Termination CodesThe FLCE returns one of the codes listed in Table 3.7 as the termination code if com

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27 Table 3.7 List of Termination CodesError codeCategorycodeDetailcodeMeaning Possible cause Remedy00h 00h

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28Either the cable wasunplugged duringcommunication or the IrDAconnection is broken (wherethe H/PC is unmoun

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29 3.9 Log FileThe FLCE will create a log file to record communication logs.Log File NameThe current log f

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3Chapter 4. File Check Utility 454.1 Overview 454.2 List of Functions 454.3 Pathname Describing Method

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303.10 RestrictionsThe file transfer utility is subject to the following restrictions: The FLCE does not

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313.12 Details of Functions FLCE /Y< Description > Used to set up the device, baud rate, and co

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32 If mode specification is omitted, the normal mode with the connection-wait time-

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33 FLCE /S< Description >Used to transmit a file on the local machine to the communication partner si

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34 To specify all files enter "*.*" as the file name. A wild card can be

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35 FLCE /R< Description > Uses a pathname request to specify a file that exists on the communicati

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36Destination directory pathname As the last input parameter of this command describe the desti

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37 FLCE /A< Description > Used to transmit the contents of a file that exists on the local machine

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38< Examples >FLCE /A " MY casio.dat " "b: your master.dat"This appends the con

Page 33 - FLCE /S

39 FLCE /D< Description > Used to delete a specified file or directory that exists on the communic

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4PrefaceThis manual describes the C language-dedicated library functions and utilities that run on the Casio

Page 35 - FLCE /R

40< Examples >FLCE /D "a: 12 *.dat" "b: casio 970613.dat"This deletes files und

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41 FLCE /N< Description > Used to move a file that is specified by the move source pathname and th

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42 FLCE /T< Description > This function transmits the system date and time of the local machine to

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43 FLCE (Idle Start)< Description > Passes the request right to the communication partner side and

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44 FLCE "casio.scr" Communication partner: Up/down utility for host PC (server mode)

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454. File Check Utility4.1 OverviewThe file check utility is used to check if an objective file has been s

Page 41 - FLCE /N

464.3.2 Rules of Naming Files and Directory Paths Table 4.28.3 Format Long File Name Drive letterWin

Page 42 - FLCE /T

474.5 Functions4.5.1 List File Generating Function If the names of files to be transferred (copied) f

Page 43 - FLCE (Idle Start)

484.5.2 List File ComparisonWith this function the following comparison will be made: Comparison betwe

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494.6 Format of List FilesThe format of list files to be generated with the file check utility is shown b

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51. Supported FilesThe following files will be supported by the C-library functions and utilities described

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504.7 Syntax Analysis of Script FilesIf a script file name is specified when generating a list file, the

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51<TIME_CMD> :: = 'T'<END_CMD> :: = '/'<PATHNAME_PAIR> :: = <PATHNA

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524.8 Error Messages/CodesCode Message Meaning RemedyThe making of a list file completed.00The contents of

Page 49 - 4.6 Format of List Files

534.9 RestrictionsBecause of the Windows CE specifications some of the files contained in the Windows fold

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544.10 Details of Functions FCHKCE /G< Description >If the names of files to be transferred (copie

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55 abnormally terminated.) This append output is achieved in such a simple way that a

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56 FCHKCE /C< Description >This function will perform the following comparisons: a comparison between

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61.1 List of Dedicated Libraries1.1.1 I/O Bootup Library Function Table 1.1 I/O Bootup libraru funct

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72. I/O Bootup Library2.1 OverviewThe I/O bootup library monitors the connection status of the dedicated I

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8Because the interrupt signals are detected by their signal levels, they can be detected even if theorder of

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92.3 Details of Function iobox_chk< Description >Monitors the connection status between two PA-24

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