Hi Suman,

The problem may be due to compiler option. During compilation, the type char might have been set to unsigned by default and hence at run time when -1 value is assigned to char variable, it takes the value as 255.

The problem can be solved by changing the compiler option present in Makefile.

Change the option COMP_OPT=-c -g -Wall -O -O2 -o $@" to "COMP_OPT=-c -g -Wall -O -O2 -fsigned-char -o $@" in all the Makefiles present under the "agent, agent/source, agent/stubs" directories and their sub-directories.

Then compile the source and run the agent.

If problem persists, please mail us at cagent-support(at)webnms(dot)com

Hi Suman,

The problem may be due to compiler option. During compilation, the type char might have been set to unsigned by default and hence at run time when -1 value is assigned to char variable, it takes the value as 255.

The problem can be solved by changing the compiler option present in Makefile.

Change the option COMP_OPT=-c -g -Wall -O -O2 -o $@" to "COMP_OPT=-c -g -Wall -O -O2 -fsigned-char -o $@" in all the Makefiles present under the "agent, agent/source, agent/stubs" directories and their sub-directories.

Then compile the source and run the agent.

If problem persists, please mail us at cagent-support(at)webnms(dot)com.