Fri 2003-05-23 13:33, andrew clarke (3:633/267) wrote to All:

 ac> The 32-bit Windows port of timEd sort of works, but I'm getting
 ac> unexplained segfaults at certain stages during execution that seem to be
 ac> caused by code that was executed during startup.  Possibly some sort of
 ac> stack corruption.

Good news!  I'm pretty sure it was some Win32 screen writing code that
was the fault.  I copied it from the original timEd source code, but I
get the feeling that was never tested properly, so I need to replace it
with something that works.  The config.c code seems safe, in hindsight.

 ac> I'm thinking maybe I should switch to MSVC to see if I can replicate the
 ac> bug, or maybe narrow it down.

timEd now compiles with Borland C++ and Microsoft Visual C++ in Windows
(in addition to GNU C in UNIXish systems).  It's not quite in a usable
state yet, but it's probably not far off.

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