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andrea936

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29.06.2015, 20:52
 

Needs FlWriter of its own config? (Users)

I normally and successful use programs of "xfdos" by Georg: Dillo,, MuPDF, flmail, flviewer etc, but I have serious problems with flwriter:
I use the standard config in FDOS: I tried with: jemmex, no ems, without noems parameters, and also starting with emm386; but in flwriter I can only write new files and export them in txt format.
All other attempts (open file, save etc. produce this result:

page faut at eip=002cf20 error=0006 eax=00000010 ebx=003fdba0
ecx=00000010 edx=00000000 esi=00000000 edi=00000000
ebp=003fdb78 esp=003fdb6c program=C:\FLWRITER\FLWRITER.EXE
cs: sel=00af base=00111000 limit=00b5ffff
ds: sel=00b7 base=00111000 limit=00b5ffff
es: sel=00b7 base=00111000 limit=00b5ffff
fs: sel=00c7 base=00000000 limit=0010ffff
gs: sel=00c7 base=00000000 limit=0010ffff
ss: sel=00b7 base=00111000 limit=00b5ffff
App stack: [00400b98..00380b98] Exceptn stack: [003802c4..0037e384]

Call frame traceback EIPs:
0x002cfc20
0x000d408f
0x000b0cae
0x001095bf
0x000d868b
0x000d8d00
0x000d9a15
0x000aa0e7
0x00003ccf
0x000a8543

Any suggestions?
Thanks, regards
andrea

Rugxulo

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Usono,
30.06.2015, 03:23

@ andrea936

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

> in flwriter I can only write new files and export them in txt format.
> All other attempts (open file, save etc. produce this result:
>
> Any suggestions?

C:\> set LANG=

georgpotthast

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Germany,
30.06.2015, 19:47

@ Rugxulo

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

Yes, this can be a problem if you have set the LANG environment variable before. I forgot again to look into this.

However, I am afraid there could be further reasons for the crash. I could not reproduce the problem here though. Did you start with f.bat?

Georg

> > in flwriter I can only write new files and export them in txt format.
> > All other attempts (open file, save etc. produce this result:
> >
> > Any suggestions?
>
> C:\> set LANG=

iw2evk

Magenta (Italy),
30.06.2015, 20:45

@ georgpotthast

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

Hi,

sometime can be an invalid video resolution..

open f.bat

after 1st row insert a new row like this

@set nanoscr= 800 600 256

(or others resolution aivable from your video card)

Roberto

Laaca

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Czech republic,
30.06.2015, 22:20

@ iw2evk

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

> @set nanoscr= 800 600 256
>
> (or others resolution aivable from your video card)
>
> Roberto

Yes, the NANOSCR variable must be defined.
If is not then FLwriter ends with this crash report.

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DOS-u-akbar!

RayeR

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CZ,
01.07.2015, 12:46

@ Laaca

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

Just an idea, to not waste limited DOS environment space, maybe it could be good to add FLTK specific varables into DJGPP.ENV and read it from there like other DJGPP tools do. Then you have only one env var. e.g. SET DJGPP=C:/DJGPP/DJGPP.ENV
Also the program could have some hardcoded defaults to not crash if var not present or rather print an error explaining what need to be set.

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andrea936

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01.07.2015, 19:06

@ RayeR

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

Thanks for your interest.
I tried flwriter on 4 different PC, with or without
"set lang", and with and without "set nanoscr...", but problem remains.
(Normally, for me, the gui of deskapps also appears fine with 1024x768x16k.)
I add, however, that typing: flwriter ... * .htm, the file, if does not contain images, opens, and I can modify and save.
And opening a new text file, it also accepts the input image,
but when saving crash.
Flwriter instead works well, with each feature, on the same PC, but using it in win xp.
memory manager problems?
thanks
Andrea

georgpotthast

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Germany,
01.07.2015, 19:52

@ andrea936

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

If it works in Windows XP and not in DOS it is often a nullptr problem or long file name support. That has to be fixed in the code. Windows XP is forgiving nullptrs and continues.

Can you please try 1024x768x32k?

Georg

> Thanks for your interest.
> I tried flwriter on 4 different PC, with or without
> "set lang", and with and without "set nanoscr...", but problem remains.
> (Normally, for me, the gui of deskapps also appears fine with
> 1024x768x16k.)
> I add, however, that typing: flwriter ... * .htm, the file, if does not
> contain images, opens, and I can modify and save.
> And opening a new text file, it also accepts the input image,
> but when saving crash.
> Flwriter instead works well, with each feature, on the same PC, but using
> it in win xp.
> memory manager problems?
> thanks
> Andrea

andrea936

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03.07.2015, 19:56

@ georgpotthast

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

> Can you please try 1024x768x32k?
>
> Georg

The screen is ok with 1024x768x32k but remain instability problems. I think I will have to rebuild my freedos config...

regards
andrea

georgpotthast

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Germany,
05.07.2015, 15:35

@ andrea936

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

It could also be my program, but I currently cannot reproduce it here. Sorry.

> > Can you please try 1024x768x32k?
> >
> > Georg
>
> The screen is ok with 1024x768x32k but remain instability problems. I think
> I will have to rebuild my freedos config...
>
> regards
> andrea

Laaca

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Czech republic,
06.07.2015, 12:49

@ andrea936

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

What happens if you preload some different DPMI server?
Try to run HDPMI32 from HX-DOS package first. Does it help with stability?

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DOS-u-akbar!

andrea936

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06.07.2015, 23:07

@ Laaca

Needs FlWriter of its own config?

> What happens if you preload some different DPMI server?
> Try to run HDPMI32 from HX-DOS package first. Does it help with stability?


Yes, I did, and I'd delete hx/bin from path in autoexec.bat fearing conflict
between the hdpmi in hx and in flwriter, but without success
Thanks
andrea

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