[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Riccardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > no. but I would triple check that your gnustep installation on windows > is working well. Try other applications :) especially graphic ones, like > Preview.app, PRICE and a complex one like GWOrkspace or Gorm. if > everything works... then it could be that your code is unfreidnly, it > might have some memory problems htat doens't disturb linux but make > windows crash. Hi, and thanks again. I tried installing PRICE and Gorm, but they both now crash out with "Ordinal Not Found: The ordinal 220 could not be located in the dynamic link library libpng13.dll" On trying oolite again, the same error is now happening! I have even reinstated the compiled version that actually runs (the original 1st alpha version that compiled), and it bombs out with the same error now!!! > I would try running the code under linux using valgrind trying to detect > potential pitfalls. > I can't - I don't have access to a linux machine. However, fellow developers have produced a running version on Linux, and it still apparently compiles fine. "Adam Fedor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> unfortunately not much help, since I guess the gnustep libraries are not > compiled with debugging information. It looks like the stack is just messed > up > anyway, as I don't think the function 'lab' is in gnustep. > > I had suggested NSZombiesEnabled before - you just set the environment > variable > and run the program again, and you should get output if an object is being > used > after being deallocated. Other than that I might suggest putting NSLog > statements in various place to narrow it down. That's tedious, but on > Windows > it's probably best unless you have a good idea how to debug things. Thanks, Adam. I will try this, but at the moment every compiled app is returning the Ordinal 220 error above. Can you inform me how to add NSLog statements in the meantime? > > > _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
