1. Win32Lib and v4.1.0 (x64)

Hi,

I get the following errors when I run software using Win32Lib with openEuphoria v4.1.0. http://euphoria.znorq.info/images/errors/Win32LibErrors.png

First screen to pop up is the "Win32Lib AppWindow - Fatal Error", then the shutdown (which I cancel, but still closes down certain processes and basically results in a required restart), and lastly the cmd-window.

When running same code using v4.0.5, I do not get these errors. Anyone got any idea what this could be...?

Kenneth aka ZNorQ.

PS! Sorry if the issue have been brought up before; tried searching for similar occurrences/reports.

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2. Re: Win32Lib and v4.1.0 (x64)

ZNorQ said...

Hi,

I get the following errors when I run software using Win32Lib with openEuphoria v4.1.0. http://euphoria.znorq.info/images/errors/Win32LibErrors.png

First screen to pop up is the "Win32Lib AppWindow - Fatal Error", then the shutdown (which I cancel, but still closes down certain processes and basically results in a required restart), and lastly the cmd-window.

When running same code using v4.0.5, I do not get these errors. Anyone got any idea what this could be...?

Kenneth aka ZNorQ.

PS! Sorry if the issue have been brought up before; tried searching for similar occurrences/reports.

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Hi

I can reproduce this on WIn8.1

But only if i try a 64bit Version of the Euphoria Interpreter.

Is it this what you are trying todo? Running Win32lib with an 64bit Interpreter?

I do not think you can do this without completely rewritng Win32lib ;) Handles and Pointers for the WinApi are now 64bit and there are all Hardcoded with 32bit in Win32lib.

I think MattLewis has a Version of Win32lib using his Struct-Branch of Euphoria. Maybe this works.

Edit:
I think it is this one: http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32libex/files/memstruct/

Andreas

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3. Re: Win32Lib and v4.1.0 (x64)

andi49 said...
ZNorQ said...

Hi,

I get the following errors when I run software using Win32Lib with openEuphoria v4.1.0. http://euphoria.znorq.info/images/errors/Win32LibErrors.png

First screen to pop up is the "Win32Lib AppWindow - Fatal Error", then the shutdown (which I cancel, but still closes down certain processes and basically results in a required restart), and lastly the cmd-window.

When running same code using v4.0.5, I do not get these errors. Anyone got any idea what this could be...?

Kenneth aka ZNorQ.

PS! Sorry if the issue have been brought up before; tried searching for similar occurrences/reports.

edit by moderator: fixed version numbers

Hi

I can reproduce this on WIn8.1

But only if i try a 64bit Version of the Euphoria Interpreter.

Is it this what you are trying todo? Running Win32lib with an 64bit Interpreter?

I do not think you can do this without completely rewritng Win32lib ;) Handles and Pointers for the WinApi are now 64bit and there are all Hardcoded with 32bit in Win32lib.

I think MattLewis has a Version of Win32lib using his Struct-Branch of Euphoria. Maybe this works.

Edit:
I think it is this one: http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32libex/files/memstruct/

Andreas

Yes, I'm using the 64bit version of v4.1.0 - but I went back to v4.0.5 and it now works. Seems like a logical explanation you gave me, so I'll give v4.1.0 32bit a try and see how that handles.

Thanks for the feedback.

Regards Kenneth aka ZNorQ.

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4. Re: Win32Lib and v4.1.0 (x64)

andi49 said...

That's the one. Updates were done in Mercurial:

http://sourceforge.net/p/win32libex/mercurial/ci/win64/tree/

I also worked quite a bit on updating the IDE:

https://bitbucket.org/mattlewis/euwin32libide

Though I haven't done much on either of those for quite some time.

Matt

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