On Dec 19, 2005, at 7:18 PM, Bhaskar, KS wrote:
All --
While I am happy to help troubleshoot the issue, there really isn't
enough information for me to help in any way. I don't know VistA,
so I need to know what the M code was that didn't do what was
expected, what the GT.M error is, etc. Thanx muchly.
-- Bhaskar
Well, the Kernel Installation and Distribution System (KIDS) is the
mechanism through which code (including all kinds of components and
data, not just routines) is distributed. Programmers can write an
environment check routine that is run by KIDS to determine if the
installation can safely proceed. The hypothesis was that it might
contain a problem, but it is lso possible that it calls Kernel code
that fails under GT.M. I haven't had a chance to look at the actual
code yet, so I can't be terribly helpful.
===
Gregory Woodhouse
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"The finger pointing at the moon is
not the moon."
--Buddhist saying
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