Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/02/04/17:50:48
On Tue, 04 Feb 1997 11:33:54 +0100 Robert Hoehne
<Robert DOT Hoehne AT Mathematik DOT tu-chemnitz DOT de> writes:
>Mark T Logan wrote:
>>
>> Anyway, I used compile | build all and there was some kind
>> of crash. Rhide was still on the screen, but I could see the
>
>Before, during or after compiling of at least one file?
It was while I was compiling 1 simple file to test out allegro.
I was linking in the liballeg.a library, and I think I must have
used libgpp.a as well, because I used cout.
>> DOS prompt had overwritten the top, and was giving me a
>> register dump or something.
>For the next please, try to notate it, because it is very helpfull
>to find the problem.
Sorry about that. Generaly when I have a crash like that,
I don't think about what I'm doing, I just hit reset and hope
that my computer is still intact. I'm not sure if I could have
written all of it down anyway, because it sort of got jumbled
with the RHIDE screen.
>> Rhide bug? a virus? a bird? a plane? supercrash?
>
>I don't know exactly, but more information would be helpfull:
If it happens again, I'll be sure to get you a play by play.
> - Which version of RHIDE are you using?
> - Was it a new created project (or have you created a project)?
> - Have you compiled a file before 'build all' with 'compile
>(Alt+F9)'?
I had just created the project, and I just went straight to
'build all' (did not use compile).
I am using RHIDE version 1.0 beta 5
TIA
-Fwec
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