At 10:24 +0100 11-02-2001, Peter Hartmann wrote:
>At 9:53 Uhr +0100 11.02.2001, Axel M. Roest wrote:
>>Ever since I installed MacOS 9.1 I get the following error when I
>
>What error?
The error in the Subject line. Sorry for not stating that clearer.
>>open MacPerl by launching a droplet. When I
At 09:25 -0500 11-02-2001, Paul Schinder wrote:
>Try this: quit *all* running applications but the Finder, and then
>try starting your droplet. If it works, the problem is simply that
>you don't have
Thanks for the advice, but it also happened when it was the first
application to launch (on a
Joel Rees wrote:
> Why not make everything a constant 2-byte width and be done with it?
> Early estimates for CJKV were about 3,000 each for everyday use, with
> lots of overlap, so the 20,000 allocated in UNICODE was thought to have
> been enough. But the real numbers are coming in, and each is c
On Sun, 11 Feb 2001 09:25:45 -0500, Paul Schinder wrote:
>The error usually means that the OS can't find a continguous block of
>memory big enough to run MacPerl in.
Not necessarily so. "Failed to launch MacPerl (possibly because of a
memoy problem)" is the catch all error message for *whateve
At 12:35 PM +0100 2/11/01, Axel M. Roest wrote:
>At 20:09 +1030 11-02-2001, Paul McCann wrote:
>>Just a guess: maybe it's the memory allocation of the *droplet* and not
>>MacPerl itself that's giving you grief? Try bumping that up from the 64K
>>default and see if it helps.
>
>Thanks for the advic
At 3:01 AM +0100 2001/02/11, g3pb wrote:
>i need to cause a delay in my program, sleep delays for a full seconds or
>more, how do i sleep for 1/60 or multiple of 1/60 of a seconds?
>
>thanks
>
>-- hcir
>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
select(undef, undef, undef, timeout);
'timeout' is in seconds but wi
On Sun, 11 Feb 2001 09:53:27 +0100, Axel M. Roest wrote:
>Ever since I installed MacOS 9.1 I get the following error when I
>open MacPerl by launching a droplet. When I open MacPerl directly
>there is no problem, and I can subsequently double-click the droplet.
>This happens with *any* droplet
At 9:53 Uhr +0100 11.02.2001, Axel M. Roest wrote:
>Ever since I installed MacOS 9.1 I get the following error when I
What error?
>open MacPerl by launching a droplet. When I open MacPerl directly
>there is no problem, and I can subsequently double-click the droplet.
>This happens with *any* dro
At 20:09 +1030 11-02-2001, Paul McCann wrote:
>Just a guess: maybe it's the memory allocation of the *droplet* and not
>MacPerl itself that's giving you grief? Try bumping that up from the 64K
>default and see if it helps.
Thanks for the advice Paul,
I upped the memory allocation of the droplet t
Hi Axel,
On Sunday, 11 February 2001 at 7:23PM you asked:
>Ever since I installed MacOS 9.1 I get the following error when I
>open MacPerl by launching a droplet.
>
>I never get any other memory problems and I even tried it with
>MacPerl set to 60 MB. I also rebuilt my desktop file.
>
Ever since I installed MacOS 9.1 I get the following error when I
open MacPerl by launching a droplet. When I open MacPerl directly
there is no problem, and I can subsequently double-click the droplet.
This happens with *any* droplet. It does not happen with plain perl
files.
I never get any
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