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- From: kj7bg@primenet.com (Bob White)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Borland C++ errors in Win95
- Date: 25 Jan 1996 13:11:01 -0700
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- References: <4e8cm5$32f@barad-dur.nas.com>
- Keywords: Invalid Page fault excepton error
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- I don't know that this is your problem, but here goes... I was programming
- OWL for quite a while with intermittent page-faults and other strange
- happenings. It turns out that I had changed the default setting from
- byte-aligned code to word-aligned. Either Windows or OWL did not like it.
- Since I have changed back everything works fine. Hope that helps.
-
-
- In article <4e8cm5$32f@barad-dur.nas.com>, sjohnson@nas.com says...
- >
- > I have been running into problems when running 32 bit applications in
- >Windows95 which have been created with Borland C++ 4.02. The errors show up
- as
- >invalid page faults in whatever module or program is executing, and exception
- >c0000026H in KERNEL32.DLL also occurs.
- > At first I thought it was hardware related and tried a different
- motherboard,
- >display and disk controlers and taking my system down to minimum hardware
- >configaration. I have also reloaded all software several times, played with
- >the swap file sitting. Recompiling does not work.
- > The main application that I am having trouble with is AckEdit a Windows
- >editor for ACK3D a 3d game engine. The error occurs most often when the
- >editor tries to free up bitmaps (320x200 8bit). The engine uses its own alloc
- >and free routines so the program can track memory usage better. I modified
- it
- >to use alloc and free directly, there was no change. I am also geting the
- >same exception code when running bench32 a program that I download in which
- >the docs said it was created using Borland 4.02.
- > The next step I was considering was to upgrade to Borland C++ 4.51 or even
- >another C++ compiler, but if that is not the problem I would like to know
- >before doing it.
- >
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