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| 248.1 | related problem | NOVA::ARNOLD | | Thu Jan 08 1987 12:23 | 15 |
| I've had the same "stack overflow" problems when I try to run
compiled Lattice C programs with my extended memory (I have a
Micobotics also). As you probably know, Lattice puts stack checks
at the beginning of each routine. Only one of my routines was causing
a stack problem. So, I looked at the code produced and found that
this was the only routine that didn't have a LINK instruction at
the beginning of the routine, only a couple a MOVEM instruction
to save a some registers. I had to disable stack checking to get
the program to work. Since the LINK instruction plays around with
the stack pointer, I can only assume that the absence of the
instruction left the SP in an incorrect state, causing the stack
check to fail.
-Jeff
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| 248.2 | 1.2 Problem? | CHEF::ACCIARDI | | Thu Jan 08 1987 13:28 | 11 |
| Well, I just spoke with Access Software, and they claimed that Leader
Board would not run under KS 1.2! So, I guess it's not as
straightforward a fix as 'FIXHUNK'. They are sending me an upgrade
to try out. (I guess I am getting one of the first). They will
be providing free upgrades to all registered owners, which is really
nice of them.
By the way, the fellow I spoke with said that they have all sorts
of goodies in the works for the Amiga.
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| 248.3 | Lattice C and Extended Memory | TLE::RMEYERS | Randy Meyers | Thu Jan 08 1987 17:01 | 4 |
| Re .1:
Which version of Lattice C do you have? I haven't had trouble with version
3.10 (so far).
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| 248.4 | Beta 3.10 | NOVA::ARNOLD | | Fri Jan 09 1987 15:17 | 8 |
| I have a beta 3.10. They could of fixed this problem in the
final release. The problem only happens in routines that have
no local storage variables, thus you get no LINK instruction at
the beginning of the routine to allocate the space. Otherwise, it
works fine.
-Jeff
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| 248.5 | Tell us more about Access. | NINJA::HEFFEL | Bored on Board | Sat Jan 10 1987 20:26 | 15 |
| Re: Leaderboard and Access
Did they mention anything about a course creator for LB? That's
my biggest wish. Glad to hear about the updates. I *HATE* having
to Kick it with 1.1 every time I want to hit the links. BTW, the
loading instructions for their first Tourney disk say that it requires
1.1 Kick. I guess they've known it for some time. Of course, now
that 1.2 is everywhere, they've got no excuse for delaying the updates.
Unless, of course, they're making improvements. :-)
Also, any word on when/if we'll be getting 10th Frame? It's a very
well executed C64 game and I can't wait to see what the Amiga can
do for it.
Gary
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| 248.6 | 10 th Frame RSN | CHEF::ACCIARDI | | Sun Jan 11 1987 01:25 | 4 |
| The Access fellow told me that '10 th Frame' was coming 'soon'.
Other than that he gave no specifics on other projects, but said
that they had new projects in the works.
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