Hello people,
i'm running into problems with my compiled code on freedos and ptsdos.
my program works fine under MSdos version 7.1 (the version that came with
windows 98, so to say). when i run my exe under freedos, ptsdos or other
non-MS versions i get all sorts of errors, appearing randomly. sometimes
i get file open errors, sometimes arrays that are out of bound, sometimes
files don't even get written to disk. the file open errors can be
reproduced, the array errors appear to be somewhat more random.
appearing file errors are 72 and 75, array error is usually 9.
the only non MS dos version that works okay is caldera dos (the version
that is shipped with partition magic, drive image etc.).
my code contains error trapping for filehandling which works great under
MS-dos, but does not appear to do anything under freedos/ptsdos etc.
if anybody has any tips on how to get PB compiled exe's to work better
under freedos/ptsdos etc, i'd be extremely grateful. thanx.
Tom
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[URL=http://www.DiyDataRecovery.nl]
i'm running into problems with my compiled code on freedos and ptsdos.
my program works fine under MSdos version 7.1 (the version that came with
windows 98, so to say). when i run my exe under freedos, ptsdos or other
non-MS versions i get all sorts of errors, appearing randomly. sometimes
i get file open errors, sometimes arrays that are out of bound, sometimes
files don't even get written to disk. the file open errors can be
reproduced, the array errors appear to be somewhat more random.
appearing file errors are 72 and 75, array error is usually 9.
the only non MS dos version that works okay is caldera dos (the version
that is shipped with partition magic, drive image etc.).
my code contains error trapping for filehandling which works great under
MS-dos, but does not appear to do anything under freedos/ptsdos etc.
if anybody has any tips on how to get PB compiled exe's to work better
under freedos/ptsdos etc, i'd be extremely grateful. thanx.
Tom
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[URL=http://www.DiyDataRecovery.nl]
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