1. RE: BLISS bug
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Hi jordah ferguson, you wrote on 7/18/02 7:16:37 AM:
>Hi Karl,
>
>I have had problems trying to get BLISS to work on MY PC, win98 SE. i
>downloaded the iup
>library and tried it failed. i then checked one of the examples and
>found out the lib was pointing to a dll found on e:\. anyway i corrected
>this and bliss still crashed.
Thanks for the bug report and especially for the 'core dump'.
At that point, Bliss is searching for an include file, and is trying
to find the subdirectories of an 'include\' directory. Apparently
Watcom is finding a valid directory entry with an invalid name. I will
put in a check for this. In the meantime try:
1) Use absolute path names for includes. Absolute path names (starting
with a drive letter are only looked for in that specific location.
2) Make sure the include file is found before the subdirectories of
'Include/' are checked.
Is there anything unusual about the contents of your 'Include' subdirs=3F
I also run Win98SE and am unable to duplicate this error (of course
)
Let me know any results
Karl Bochert
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2. RE: BLISS bug
lemme try what you've said i'll give u feed back
jordah
kbochert at ix.netcom.com wrote:
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>
> Hi jordah ferguson, you wrote on 7/18/02 7:16:37 AM:
>
> >Hi Karl,
> >
> >I have had problems trying to get BLISS to work on MY PC, win98 SE. i
> >downloaded the iup
> >library and tried it failed. i then checked one of the examples and
> >found out the lib was pointing to a dll found on e:\. anyway i corrected
> >this and bliss still crashed.
>
> Thanks for the bug report and especially for the 'core dump'.
> At that point, Bliss is searching for an include file, and is trying
> to find the subdirectories of an 'include\' directory. Apparently
> Watcom is finding a valid directory entry with an invalid name. I will
> put in a check for this. In the meantime try:
>
> 1) Use absolute path names for includes. Absolute path names (starting
> with a drive letter are only looked for in that specific location.
>
> 2) Make sure the include file is found before the subdirectories of
> 'Include/' are checked.
>
> Is there anything unusual about the contents of your 'Include' subdirs?
> I also run Win98SE and am unable to duplicate this error (of course)
>
> Let me know any results
> Karl Bochert
>
>
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