RE: ExoticaX...
- Posted by bensler at mail.com Jan 23, 2002
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E_Report.txt is first opened when report_mode() is set, or exotica_init() is called. I'm not exactly sure. But no data is actually written to the file until exotica_exit() is called. So if the program crashes, no E_Report.txt data will be recorded. If you are successfully exiting the program , and it's not generating data, maybe the report_mode() settings have been changed from distribution? it should be report_mode("E_Report",1). Either way, it should report data to the file, if the program terminated successfully. Also try deleting E_Report.txt before running the demo. Maybe the file was generated from a different demo. About the FPS problem. I tested the donuts.exw demo that that comes with exotica1_6.dll and it runs the same. Stuck at 58. I also tried with other version, both exotica, and exoticaX, and the effect is the same. This means it has something to do with exotica.dll or with DX itself. So I can't help you with it. You can over come it though, by using the FPS routines, and frame skipping techniques to stabilize the frame rate. Chris C. K. Lester wrote: > > If FPS_rate.exw runs without any errors, an E_Report.txt will be > > generated. > > If there is a euphoria error, an ex.err file is generated by exw.exe and > > the program is aborted before the E_Report is filled out. > > So, if you have a blank E_Report.txt file, there should be an ex.err > > file. > > Does the E_Report.txt file get generated AFTER I press 'ESC' to quit a > program (on shutdown of exotica)? (It would have to in order for the > above > case to apply, because I can go all the way to 'ESC' and it quits the > program just fine... apparently! :) ) > >