Does anyone know if there's a way to fix the program failure that occurs in the Windows-95 version of Wish when there's a floating-point exception? On Linux, I can use the "draw" vtcl applet to draw a circle, but on Windows 95, I get throwed out of the software when I try. I found out that I can get the same thing to happen to tclsh anw wish by overflowing a factorial function with numbers like 180.0 or so. When I do this on Linux, I get a floating-point overflow message; when I do it on Windows, I get throwed out, just like above. --Chuck
