Hello everyone, Does anyone know where could I find open source OMA Device Management client? thanks in advance, George

Dear all, I am looking for .DBF file format descriptions. I want to write an empty DBF file header, which contains only column informations (how many columns does a record contain, what is the type of each column). I am wondering where can I find descriptions for each field (bit/byte) of .DBF file. And where can I find free and open source libraries which can be used to generate .DBF file according to column informations. I am using .DBF for Visual Foxpro 6.0. Thanks in advance, George

- Thanks pal! - The web site "www.linuxdoc.org" is excellent! - Are there any disscussion boards that I can use? -Regards, Maer

- Are there any Linux disscussion boards? - Please tell me the URL. - Regards, Maer

- Sometimes I do not include certain .h file(s), but the app still runs ok. I do not know why. Are there any defaults .h file(s)? - Can you give me an example? - Best regards, Maer

- I want to implement such function: - When I press an "Enter" key, the program stops immediately and a messagebox occurs. When I press any other key (after closing the messagebox), the program goes on. - Can you give me a sample code? - Regards, Maer

- Take a look at such codes below: loop1{ loop2{ // want to break here } } //next code to execute - If I want to break from "// want to break here" to "//next code to execute", how to use the statement "break" to implement the task? Can I use "break [label]", like in Java? - Can you show me an example? - Regards, Maer

- Thanks pal! - Your reply helps a lot. I still have a question. - What means "es" in your reply? (" ... es and kernels ... " ) - Can you help me, a newbie? - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks pal! - Your reply helps a lot. I still have a question. - Can "const" and "static" use together? (Like, const static int s=10; ) - Can you help? - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks, moliate pal! - Yep, I think you are right and smart. You must be a fan of UNIX. - Well, another question arises in my head. I do not know why they do not use the UNIX kernel and write a new version of their own. Why not just implement the binaries of UNIX and use the UNIX kernel? It is a nice kernel, isn't it? - Can you help? - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks, Jim pal! - Yep, I think you are right and smart. You must be a fan of UNIX. - Well, another question arises in my head. I do not know why they do not use the UNIX kernel and write a new version of their own. Why not just implement the binaries of UNIX and use the UNIX kernel? It is a nice kernel, isn't it? - Can you help? - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks, Nish pal! - Your reply have clarified all my doubts. - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks, moliate pal! - Your reply helps a lot. But I still have a question. I still do not understand the literal meaning of GNU (the meaning of letter "G" ). Is it just a joke? - Can you help? - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks, Michael pal! - The URL is a good stuff. It helps a lot. - Have a nice weekend, Maer

－ Thanks, Nish pal! - Your reply clarifies all my doubts. Hi, Nish, I think you know all the fields of VC++, arent't you? I think you are a born VC++ programmer. - Have a nice weekend, Maer

- Thanks, Michael pal! - I have taken a look at the URL you mentioned. It is a nice stuff. - But I am a newbie of the field. I just want to know the basic use of the registry. I think there are too many articles for me to read. :)) - Which article(s) is the most suitable to me? Do you have any suggestions? - Regards, Maer

- Are there any stuff about how to use VC++ to manipulate registry? - Can you help? - Regards, Maer

- Thanks, Nish pal! - Your reply helps a lot. I still have a question. In MSDN (Ti: GlobalMemoryStatus), it is said, "// There are 150960 total Kbytes of paging file.". - I do not know what means "paging file". Can you show me an example? - Regards, Maer

- Thanks, Smith pal! - Your reply helps a lot. I still have a question. What means "AWE"? - Can you help? - Regards, Maer

- Thanks, Smith pal! - Your reply helps a lot. I still have two questions. - 1. What is the tool? Where can I find it? - 2. What means "btw"? - Can you help? - Regards, Maer