From: "yogin" <yogin AT polbox DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Allegro's GUI hangs keyboard in W95 dos-box
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Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 20:33:10 GMT
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> > Allegro hangs keyboard in a dos-box, when I quit my application. It
occurs
> > **only** when using GUI. It doesn't

>
> Post the source of the simplest program that does this. You might want
> to use some printf()s to help debug where this is crashing.
> --
> Damian Yerrick

I cannot achieve this for now :) The problem seems to occur in a random
manner. As soon as it happens again, I will repeat the question, with an
example of course. And a small note: I cannot locate any suspicious location
(with printf()), because keyboard hangs when I quit my program. Keyboard in
dos-box is not accesible from that moment. It seems like Allegro didn't
remove its keyboard handler. But it does for sure. Thanks for your time!

yogin