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Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2003 09:04:21 +0200
From: Johann Petrak <johann.petrak@chello.at>
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Subject: Re: frequent crashes with perl under win98
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Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
> Unfortunately not.  We tried a perl version without increased stack,
> because N. Wourms believed it may be the cause, but using perl without
> the increased stack didn't change this behaviour.  It also seems to be
> no rebase issue.
> 
> You could try to build Perl from source on this Win98 box and see if
> it works better then.  Just use the source provided at the Cygwin
> mirrors, there is a buildscript 'build.sh' included for easy building.
>
I just tried compiling using the build.sh script: after a while there
is a popup informing me that perl crashes in cwd.dll
("PERL verursachte einen Fehler durch eine ungültige Seite" ~ PERL
caused an error due to an invalid page)
Clicking close, immediately opens the next window with the same error
message.
After a few, I interrupted the build.sh with Ctrl-C, causing it to
completely lock up.

I wonder where does cwd.dll come from? Does it get rebuilt during the
perl build process?


> If you try it, please send the generated logs to my hands (not to the
> list, please).


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