That solved it. Thanks.


At 10:12 AM 6/30/00 -0400, you wrote:
>The official Byte Craft fix is at http://www.bytecraft.com/patch.html.
>
>Regards,
>Karen McMurray
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>
>Sergio Masci wrote:
>>
>> As I understand it this is the compiler from Bytecraft. It seems that
>> there is a bug in the runtime library that this product uses (Borland
>> turbo pascal runtime) which causes a divide by zero exception on startup
>> for fast machines. There are various unofficial fixes for the fault. I
>> tried to evaluate their product a few months ago and could not get it to
>> work (I was told it was some other fault). Try the Bytecraft or Borland
>> (Imprise?) web sites, or do a search on deja.com for Bytecraft or
>> "Walter Banks". You should soon find the material you need.
>>
>> Regards
>> Sergio Masci
>>
>> >
>> > I just moved the software to a new 700 Mhz computer for a client and
now I
>> > get a runtime error when I run the compiler. They really prefer not to
buy
>> > an upgrade if it can be avoided since they will not be doing any new
>> > development on the older compiler.
>> >  I have no problems with the hi-tech C that they just bought but they
still
>> > need to run the old compiler for the legacy code here until everything
gets
>> > converted over. Does anyone know of a fix or work around for the problem.
>> > It ran fine on their older system so I think the configuration and setup
>> > are correct.
>> >
>> > As always any help is appreciated.
>> > Larry
>> > Larry G. Nelson Sr.
>> > mailto:L.Nelson@ieee.org
>> > http://www.ultranet.com/~nr
>> >
>
>
Larry G. Nelson Sr.
mailto:L.Nelson@ieee.org
http://www.ultranet.com/~nr