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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Why this? why now?

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MrSteve
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Posted: 19th May 2010 23:54
Hey guys, just wondering if any of you have expirienced the same problem, my application was working fine yesterday, but crashes everytime I run it now! Any ideas anyone?

A bump on the head........ is worth two in a bush?
KISTech
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Posted: 20th May 2010 00:09
Microsoft Support Rule #1 : If all else fails, reboot.

Otherwise, something on your system, or in your application must have changed.

- Did you install any new drivers lately?
- Did you recompile your application lately?
- Add any new plugins/DLLs to DBPro?

baxslash
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Posted: 21st May 2010 02:19
Quote: " just wondering if any of you have expirienced the same problem, my application was working fine yesterday, but crashes everytime I run it now!"

Yes that's happened to me...

Quote: "Any ideas anyone?"

Yes, what about cheese flavoured chewing gum!! It could be called "chewsigum"!!

Dark Dragon
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Posted: 23rd May 2010 01:00
Quote: "Microsoft Support Rule #1 : If all else fails, reboot."



WooT! haha, how many times have I heard that one? lol.



Anyway, I have experianced simular. I'd run a prog, then run it again without changing anything and it would crash...........

owlman
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Posted: 23rd May 2010 02:04 Edited at: 23rd May 2010 11:30
Quote: "Yes, what about cheese flavoured chewing gum!! It could be called "chewsigum"!!"


I had a similar thought about chewing gum flavoured cheese that could be used for pizza ..


as for the topic, I think it's a price you pay for having things made fairly easy. hopefully you learned how to do something so it's easyish to reproduce the second time.

if effort>reward : gosub home : endif
baxslash
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Posted: 23rd May 2010 12:05
Quote: "chewing gum flavoured cheese"

That's just insane...

Back to topic again, why don't you post some code? People can come up with better ideas to help you (instead of stupid ideas like chewing gum flavoured cheese ) if they can see your code.

owlman
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Posted: 23rd May 2010 16:44
@Baxslash .. and cheese flavoured chewing gum isn't?? lol ..

@Mr Steve .. please post some code

if effort>reward : gosub home : endif
luskos
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Posted: 23rd May 2010 16:53
If you get "silen crash"(i`m not sure it can be called crash, just keep reading further and you`ll understand why), it opens window and close it imidietly then you can do:

When open dbpro, close the untitled document it created at start and open your project(*dbpro not *.dba!).I think it`s bug or something.It doesn`t care that you opened your project when you hit F5 it compiles the empty untitled.dba.Even if you close the untitled one after you loaded yours it continue to compile from some tmp or bak it made at begining.

If you get some other error you can show us what it is.

Where there is a will, there is a way.
I often edit my posts, that`s who i am

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