applyAction MEB=6 action=6
bool_output=003E5922 deref=1
applyAction return !=0
So, the read_write bit seems to be set, but I don't see where.
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char *buffer = getDefaultBuffer(bufferSize);
getDefaultBuffer() returns a pointer with the value of: 0x20200a0d
So it looks like the bufferAddress member of StreamInfo has gotten
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The doc text and the syntax diagram say that the default shared mode
for open is: SHARED. But the code actually does the open as not
shared
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My guess is this is giving an error, but because of the other problem
you've seen, you're not getting the error message. Try setting a
breakpoint at RexxActivity::raiseException(). If indeed an error is
getting raised,
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My guess is this is giving an error, but because of the other problem
you've seen, you're not getting the error message.
Okay, that's good. I'm
ooTest.frm
Error 49 running
C:\work.ooRexx\ooRexxUnit\3.x\framework\OOREXXUNIT.CLS line 1308:
Interpretation error
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Show version and quit
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C:\work.ooRexx\3.x\interpreter.rick\Win32Dbg
I've been neglecting a few things, that I need to get back to.
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The other problem is that no message is printed, it just ends silently.
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error being raised, the routine not found error is raised. Even
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The test suite appears to be starting upor at least, the progress
indicator runs for a while before it issues
This command line pegs the CPU and hangs:
E:\work.ooRexx\3.x\interpreter.rick\Win32Dbg.\rexx
\work.ooRexx\ooRexxUnit\3.x\testOORexx.rex -R
ooRexx\base\runtime.objects -U
runtime.objects only has the environmentEntries.testGroup
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:\work.ooRexx\3.x\interpreter.rick\Win32Dbg.\rexx
\work.ooRexx\ooRexxUnit\3.x\testOORexx.rex -R ooRexx\bas
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It is ooRexx/base/class/Properties.testGroup
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: BEEP.testGroup
File: E:\work.ooRexx\ooRexxUnit\3.x\ooRexx\base\bif\BEEP.testGroup
Event: [SYNTAX 93.903] raised unexpectedly.
Missing argument in method; argument 2 is required
Program:
Line:103
103 *-* retc = beep(38, )
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In the doc rxqueue is listed as a builtin. But there is no rxqueue in
BuiltinFunctions.cpp. I think, things in CoreClasses.orx get added to
rexx.img, but I'm not sure how the routine rxqueue in CoreClasses.orx
would get tied into the interpreter.
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/oorexx/interpreter-3.x/releases/3.2.0/trunk
https://oorexx.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/oorexx/interpreter-3.x/trunk
Let me know if you have any trouble with the mechanics of using any of
the tools on Windows. Rick is the better source for how to port the
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you had to be backwards compatible.
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I'm curious...is the clipboard timing problem a new problem on trunk,
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Since David was so cool to get the rpm build working, I thought I'd
give it a quick try.
After a RPM install, on a very simple program, just:
say hello world
It runs but no output is produced. Is that a symptom of not finding the image?
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version of the interpreter on your local system.
We can also help you set up and use any additional things you need.
Like SVN, the platform SDK, etc.
Maybe you can even capture all the information and get it in the Wiki.
Something that looks beyond my personal capabilities. grin
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2) Mark said I can use 'Microsoft's free compiler. (The Express edition.)'
Is this 'The Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition
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http://www.microsoft.com/express/2005/download/default.aspx#
on that page you have to look closely at the different selections,
they kind of blend together. Be sure you select C
and my test program for that
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That's very exciting. Really, this is the biggest advancement in
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Are you doing a build in between these different sizes? There was a
problem on Windows with the build order where sometimes some things
got left out.
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Hi,
oorexx 4 works for me as well, I can
Temporarily rename your ooRexx directory:
C:\homeren ooRexx ooRexx-temp
Then rename the directory back when you want to use the 3.2.0 version
of ooRexx. You only need to do the rename when you actually start the
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in mind when I come to it.
Actually, I think you are building 4.0. grin The version just
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killer.exe or edit the batch file to use taskkill.
You can get killer from SourceForge. Download:
ooRexx-build-utils-1.0.0-windows.zip and unzip it somewhere. Take
killer.exe and put it somewhere in your path. The rest of the stuff
you can throw away if you want.
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to download the build-utils package. It has both killer.exe and
stouch.exe in it. Put them in your path and then the touchheaders.bat
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Hard to believe that I could misunderstand what you meant by 'ONCE' - got it
now. Unfortunately, I only seem to have the source for stouch
set up so that it is
not picking up the Platform SDK.
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the call to the SDK setEnv.cmd.
Since Shlwapi.h is in the SDK include files, but it is not found
during your compile, the most likely cause is that setEnv.cmd did not
run.
Check the spelling and make sure you have the path correct.
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SRC_DRV=D:
D:\set SRC_DIR=\orxSVN\interpreter-3.x\trunk\
D:\set NO_BUILD_LOG=1
Then cd into your ooRexx build directory and run makeorx. It should
build. If it doesn't, we'll figure out why offline.
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Ok, to answer my own question, this looks like a system wide problem.
There's a discussion thread about this already on the sourceforge
discussion forums.
Rick
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area. It seems to me, we should have problems, but the couple of
quick tests I've done over the last year didn't show any problems.
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The .NET Framework SDK is also free, so it looks as though anyone
willing do some free downloads and installs will be able to build a
local version of the interpreter to work on the code.
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FYI, I have been working on a new RexxLA and ooRexx web site. The new RexxLA
website still has some work to be done but the new ooRexx web site is ready
for testing. You
++ 6.0. So that is not the problem.
Can we get that fixed? Or, is it just not working because David is
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Ok, there are two problems with the Windows build.
1. The build cannot locate some of the docs so it aborts the build.
makeorx for Windows has
the DOC_LOCATION environment variable.
Okay, I'll look at it. It seems to work fine in my local working
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Error 93 running
C:\work.ooRexx\other\feature.requests\update.progressBar\oodpbar.rex
line 104: Incorrect c
all to method
Error 93.928: D2X value must be a valid whole number; found 4278190080
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So, in this case creating a new string object is the best thing to do?
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as a bad arg.
But, of course it is not a bad value for uint32_t.
I was going to post my fix here, (which works but may not be the best
fix,) for you to review. But, it seems easier to just review the
code. So I just committed it with the caveat that you should change
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I've fixed both the concurrenty issues and the rexxhide crash.
Yes, I just saw those. Thanks.
I like the fix to the standard I/O handles. That looks much cleaner.
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Ok, this is in. Pretty easy to add, actually.
Rick
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I'm not clear on this, thought I should get some confirmation.
With context-NewStringFromAsciiz() I've been assuming the
interperter makes a copy of the string, so it is okay to use local
storage
RexxMethod1(..)
{
char buffer[64];
...
return context-NewStringFromAsciiz(buffer);
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It seems like you could just put that in temporarily to debug your
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It's starting to sound
like it might be easiest to just byte the bullet and implement a
logging subsystem.
Rick
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that we have the RexxMethodContext and the RexxThreadContext that has
somehow changed the behavior so that the variable is not in the proper
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I'm on my way home, I'll look at this later.
I did manage to use a little STL in the WinShell code, but of course I
am very weak on C++. I remember I struggled.
You might want to just glance at it to see if it gives you a hint. I
only use the map class.
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, you'll need to run the 4.0.0 interpreter to use the GTK code.
Not that that should discourage you, I just wanted to make sure you
understood that.
David or I will build a Linux version and put it where you can get it.
I'm planning on building a Windows version of the DLL over the
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Rick,
I glanced at the change you made to the make file when you did it, and
I think you made the wrong change.
I know what the problem is, give me a few minutes to figure out the
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I
Rick,
Just a note, you'll probably realize this anyway. If you make the
change to the C flags, then you need to do completely rebuild
everything so that all the *.obj files link with the same library.
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and it seems correct to me.
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the original conversion of OLEObject and coded all
the RaiseExceptions like the first example, I got to wondering if
maybe you intended the first to work? I think not, but wanted to
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There were some things I didn't understand. I had forgotten about the
calls to Rexx2Variant and Variant2Rexx from outside of orexxole.c.
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Well, it wasn't really an efficiency argument
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This warnings are fine. Mark is working on cleaning up those issues
in his prototype version, I believe. Those are only a problem for a
64-bit version.
Rick
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().
Because of this, code that is correct for both 32-bit and 64-bit will
generate these warnings during a 32-bit compile.
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Yes, that is my feeling also. I'll add the comments to the code.
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It seems as though the uninit() method is not being called for any of
the oleObject objects.
I've been looking at it, but haven't made any progress. In
RexxMemory::runUninits():
if (uninitTable-value(iterTable
);
printf(zombiObj=%p value==TheTrueObject\n, zombieObj);
The init() for ojbect lines are from the init() method of oleObject.
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You seem to know the most about the windows install stuff. I created
a platform/windows/install directory. Could you take a stab at moving
all of the files used
-calculate what it was.
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This seems to make sense to me.
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The rebuttals that I thought of are:
1.) Changing the behavior of PRIVATE runs the risk, maybe slight, of
breaking someones existing programs
exception
}
...
return ResultObj
}
So, in that raise some exception block, should I set ResultObj to
something other than null. Or is it okay to just return NULLOBJECT
since an exception is raised?
else
{
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Okay, thanks.
I saw those methods CheckCondition(), etc., but hadn't thought through
when to use them yet. That's helpful.
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Yes, returning NULLOBJECT when you've raised an exception is just
fine
?
I'm not sure that is semantically correct. On Windows only, (because
it is in a Windows only header,) the macro forces a constant number to
be signed and 64 bits in size. I think that is what the macro is
intended to do.
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