1. version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by bernie Aug 07, 2008
- 944 views
I have download the binaries that are in /eubins and all of them crash on windows 98 but they do work on win 2000.
Does this mean that older operating systems are no longer supported ?
2. Re: version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Aug 07, 2008
- 926 views
I have download the binaries that are in /eubins and all of them crash on windows 98 but they do work on win 2000.
Does this mean that older operating systems are no longer supported ?
Bernie,
There is an outstanding problem with building 4.x binaries with openwatcom. Jim Brown has been working on it quite a bit and has binaries that work on Windows 98 fine. We are not sure how all of the building/bundling is going to take place yet but Windows 98 will be supported.
I'll ask Jim if he can make some windows 98 binaries available for download.
Jeremy
3. Re: version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by jeremy (admin) Aug 08, 2008
- 935 views
I have download the binaries that are in /eubins and all of them crash on windows 98 but they do work on win 2000.
Does this mean that older operating systems are no longer supported ?
Bernie, I put a win9x build on eubins. Please give it a try. I think I built it correctly for Windows 9x. Please let me know if it's working correctly. If not, I'll look at my build procedure again.
http://jeremy.cowgar.com/eubins/eu40win9x-1000.zip
Jeremy
4. Re: version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by bernie Aug 08, 2008
- 931 views
I have download the binaries that are in /eubins and all of them crash on windows 98 but they do work on win 2000.
Does this mean that older operating systems are no longer supported ?
Bernie, I put a win9x build on eubins. Please give it a try. I think I built it correctly for Windows 9x. Please let me know if it's working correctly. If not, I'll look at my build procedure again.
http://jeremy.cowgar.com/eubins/eu40win9x-1000.zip
Jeremy:
That seems to be ok. I'll let you know if I have any more problems. Thanks !
5. Re: version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by bernie Aug 09, 2008
- 957 views
I have download the binaries that are in /eubins and all of them crash on windows 98 but they do work on win 2000.
Does this mean that older operating systems are no longer supported ?
Bernie, I put a win9x build on eubins. Please give it a try. I think I built it correctly for Windows 9x. Please let me know if it's working correctly. If not, I'll look at my build procedure again.
http://jeremy.cowgar.com/eubins/eu40win9x-1000.zip
Jeremy:
That seems to be ok. I'll let you know if I have any more problems. Thanks !
I still get the export error when trying to run an ex or exw program.
Also notice path separator is unix type.
D:\#EU40\INCLUDE\std/types.e:15
export has not been declared
export constant FALSE = 0
^
Press Enter
6. Re: version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Aug 09, 2008
- 885 views
I still get the export error when trying to run an ex or exw program.
Also notice path separator is unix type.
D:\#EU40\INCLUDE\std/types.e:15
export has not been declared
export constant FALSE = 0
^
Press Enter
The path separator shouldn't be a problem. The issue appears to be that you're running an older binary (PATH issues maybe?), because export is now a keyword. The interpreter should report its version and svn revision number when you don't specify a file. What do you get for:
> exwcYou should see something like:
$ exu Euphoria Interpreter 4.0 (development) for Linux. SVN Revision 973 Copyright (c) Rapid Deployment Software 2008 See http://www.RapidEuphoria.com/License.txt
Matt
7. Re: version 4.0 problem !
- Posted by bernie Aug 09, 2008
- 923 views
I still get the export error when trying to run an ex or exw program.
Also notice path separator is unix type.
D:\#EU40\INCLUDE\std/types.e:15
export has not been declared
export constant FALSE = 0
^
Press Enter
The path separator shouldn't be a problem. The issue appears to be that you're running an older binary (PATH issues maybe?), because export is now a keyword. The interpreter should report its version and svn revision number when you don't specify a file. What do you get for:
> exwcYou should see something like:
$ exu Euphoria Interpreter 4.0 (development) for Linux. SVN Revision 973 Copyright (c) Rapid Deployment Software 2008 See http://www.RapidEuphoria.com/License.txt
Matt
EXW.EXE
Euphoria Interpreter 4.0 (development) for 32-bit Windows.
SVN Revision 1000
Copyright (c) Rapid Deployment Software 2008
See http://www.RapidEuphoria.com/License.txt
file name to execute?
