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bigbrother 2000
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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 05:25
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Hi all,

does anyone know what this runtime error means?

m_dwRuntimeErrorDWORD=0
m_dwRuntimeErrorLineDWORD=1034

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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 05:27
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Whats the actual run-time message ?


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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 05:30 Edited at: 15th Sep 2004 05:31
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hi coding area, it crashes on loading and this is what is stored on the CrashOn(date) file. No error message is given like could not load object etc

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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 05:36
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In that case, I cant help. What I would suggest is that you put in trace statements between each command, so you can then find out which command is causing the problem.


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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 05:45
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Or the step through mode with the default editor sometimes works if the project compiles but shuts down when it tries to run. The only downside to this I know of is buttons don't work as input for your program though mouseclick does.

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bigbrother 2000
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thanks guys for trying to help, it loads fine on my pc, but its crashing on my friends, although when i put the exe on a cd and ran it from the cd on my friends pc (the exact same file as was on his hard drive) it loads fine and works as normal, when putting this file on the pc, it stops half way through loading and gives that txt file, which is really stange,

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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 06:04
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That doesn't really make sense - running from a CD is fine, but not from the hard drive...

Your not using absolute pathing are you ?
Is the hard drive okay (no dodgy sectors etc etc) ?


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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 06:07
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There's an error on line 1034.

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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 07:52
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TCA, no all media is loaded load object (object name),

line 1034 is
next x

which is the end of
for x = 100100 to 100105
make object cube x,5
hide object x
next x

its really strange how it stops loading when the exe is on the hard drive, but loads fine when loading the exe from the cd,

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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 07:54
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Your best bet will be trace statements...


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the crash seems to have started when i increase the for loop from 100104 to 100105, so i can't think of why it won't work, i've changed it back to 100104 and it loads again from hard drive, increasing some of my other for next loops also stops it loading, has this ever been reported before?

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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 18:33 Edited at: 15th Sep 2004 18:52
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Not that I know of - can you make the complete executable availiable (and source code too) ?

I presume your not overwriting memory with the increase ?


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Posted: 15th Sep 2004 19:14
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hi coding area, how can i tell if its overwriting memory on the final stage of the for next loop

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