Author: Tony Werten
Date: 04:39:10 09/06/03
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On September 05, 2003 at 19:07:40, Dann Corbit wrote: >On September 05, 2003 at 18:52:20, macaroni wrote: > >>I recently had a chance to try my program out on an excellent computer (1.4 g >>centrino), I happily downloaded winboard, and copied my programs exe file across >>hoping to see the knps rocket. Instead, the program 'exited unexpectantly' for >>seemingly no reason. It did this whether I ran it from winboard, or on it's own >>(not that it works on it's own anyway). Is this standard? must I in fact compile >>the program on the win xp machine? I do use the function 'PeekNamedPipe' in my >>program. Could this be causing the problem? Thanks >> >>note that GNUchess ran perfectly (and fast) > >Probably, you have a bad memory access. The Win9x stuff will sometimes tolerate >that sort of thing. Win2k/NT/XP won't. > >Just a guess, of course. > >It's not where you compiled it. And all the functions that work on 98 will work >just fine on XP (but not necessarily the other way round). Not all. Under win98 I used the winapi function _lwrite wich doesn't work correctly under winxp. Tony
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