floating-point errors?

[Steve Andrues]

I am developing a data-acquisition system which communicates through a (Herculese) parallel port. My 'Test-mule' at home is a '486-100, at work is a '386SX-16. There has never been a problem on the home system (except for an occasional divide by zero error message on an LPRINT statement?) Recently we cahnged the work computer to a 90MHZ Pentium (the one with the floating-point math problem). Now we are getting EMS memory errors with no change in code. It was verified by changing the memory with no change in outcome. Has anyone seen anything like this? Is this a floating-point math problem? (The code is foul with floating-point math.)
Suggestions/comments?

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[Tom Hanlin]

Sounds like a problem with the EMS memory manager. See if you can
update or replace it.

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Tom Hanlin
PowerBASIC Staff