Thanks Ronny!
The empty segments was the problem. What I did to fix the problem was to
create a structure with an instance of each generated class and then do a
new on the structure and then an immediate delete. This pulled in code for
every class and thus made sure there were no empty segments.
One more thing, the memory model can be smart or large. Either one works.
Regards,
Chris
make sure there are NO empty segments in your map-file
empty segments may look like this:
...
Segment: 15 12 bytes "ULG394"
Segment: 16 12 bytes "ULG395"
...
if you found such a segment then search in your generated ultralite
class-files for this segment-name and write down the class-name
which belongs to this segment.(for me it were table classes, which
i didn't access directly). create (anywhere?) in your source-code variables
of that class(type) to force the linker to include code in the empty
segments. you don't have to use these variables in your
code - the variables should only be there.
additionally try the large code-model!
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