Thank you very much, Jean-Louis!
(Had hoped there were alternatives before that due to overcommitted
time-resources. E.g. took me more than two days to get the Windows
version to compile and link successfully! Had to remove the "/Gr" switch
from the MS compiler.)
O.K., then one more question: is there a 32-bit debug version of ooRexx
available somewhere that I should/could use? If not, then for which
version of ooRexx should I create a debug version: from the trunk, from
the 4.1.1 branch or from 4.1.0 ?
---rony
On 20.08.2011 14:41, Jean-Louis Faucher wrote:
> Assuming :
> - you don't have just-in-time debugging (I don't have it with VC
> express 2010)
> - you can open a cmd shell in which your environment is set (path,
> classpath, environment variables, ...)
> - you use a debug version of oorexx 4.1.0
> - you use a debug version of dbus
>
> then I would do that :
> from your cmd shell, type :
> "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\vcvarsall.bat" x86
> (adjust to your config)
>
> then launch vcexpress :
> vcexpress /useenv
>
> then open or create a VC++ project
>
> then edit the debugging properties of the project. Idon't know which
> commands you start, below is an example for a .bat file.
> command = cmd /c
> command arguments = my_script.bat
> working directory = my_dir
>
> then
> debug/start debugging (F5)
>
> when the crash occurs, you should have the call stack.
>
> If the executable which crashes is on the server side, then it's this
> "remote" executable that you must launch from VC Express. In this case
> you may need to separate your script in two parts :
> - the client part
> - the server part
>
> If this is rxapi which crashes, then follow the procedure above, by
> setting
> command = <my_path_to>/rxapi.exe
> (don't forget to kill rxapi before)
> then run your script.
>
> Jean-Louis
>
>
> 2011/8/20 Rony G. Flatscher <rony.flatsc...@wu-wien.ac.at
> <mailto:rony.flatsc...@wu-wien.ac.at>>
>
> After porting a dbus language binding for ooRexx to Windows XP and
> running some testscripts, a situation arises where rxapi abends.
>
> The scenario:
>
> * ooRexx 4.1.0, 32-bit
> * the testscript starts a private dbus which creates a server
> socket and listens to clients (address used by dbus to setup
> the server: "tcp:host=localhost,port=23000,family=ipv4;")
> o after the testscript ends normally a trap occurs and
> popup is shown (querying whether to send the
> information to MS)
>
> As setting up the environment is currently complicated, first the
> question, whether there is something I can/should do to narrow
> down the possible causeß
> (The "gut-feeling" says that it has to do with shutting down the
> server socket by dbus, which may interfere with rxapi on Windows.
> The very same testscripts run flawlessly on Linux and MacOSX.)
>
> ---rony
>
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