Re: RFC1850 - compilation error

Don Goodspeed <dgoodspe@EXCITE.COM> Mon, 15 September 2003 18:58 UTC

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Divya,

I think so, so at this point, it's probably best to contact
Dave Perkins at snmpinfo.com.  An alternate source within
Cisco might be Simon Chow who I used to work for and also
knows Dave and knows smic and smicng.

-don

===================================
Don,

Thanks for your tip. That did not work though :(
I'm passing the following options to smicng. In addition to these,
I tried compiling with -CT but that did not suppress the error.

SMICOPTS = "-CF -C0N -CN -C0T -C03"

Am I doing the right thing by adding CT to these options or does
it conflict with any of the above?

Thanks,
-Divya

At 02:11 PM 9/12/2003 -0400, Don Goodspeed wrote:
>Divya,
>
>You can try using -CT. For more on smicng, contact Dave Perkins
>at www.snmpinfo.com as he is the author of smicng. These option
>are also described in his book "Understanding SNMP MIBs" which
>is where I looked.
>
>-don
>


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