On Mon, 22 Jun 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote: > >> t2: > >> Here it consistently exits after a few seconds. > >> Displaying the two kind of strings in random order, > >> sometimes the same two times. > > It should not exit without user interaction (ESC key). > > I guess that it's results of some internal error. > > Can you check if you some error log files are created? > You're right, I've found this: > --- > FATAL ERROR LOG > Not recoverable Error! > SYS Thread-ID: 1288 > Module: MOM > Error Codes: EH: 1006 Sub: 0(0) OS: 0 XPP: 15 > Call Stack of Thread 1 (1704): > MAIN(8) > Call Stack of Thread 2 (1288): > F1(15) > Call Stack of Thread 3 (1260): > F2(20) > File: C:\devl\XPPW32\bin\t2.exe > TimeStamp: 20090622 23:05 > End of FATAL ERROR LOG. > ---
So there is no write item protection in xbase++. At least in version 1.82. It fails just like Harbour though due to missing simultaneous execution (see results of t1) in tests like t2 xbase++ applications crashes much more seldom then real MT ones i.e. compiled by Harbour. > >> Version: 1.82.294, CPU: P4HT > > AFAIK it's not the last xbase++ version. > > I would like to see also results from current xbase++ versions. > Unfortunately this is the only one I have access to and also runs. I hope that some other xbase++ users can make tests with newer version. If they are the same then some important things in xbase++ exists only in its documentation and marketing materials but not in real life tests. best regards, Przemek _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
