CA-Realizer on Windows 98

[ET]

Has anyone used CA-Realizer on Windows 98?&nbsp;&nbsp;I'd be very interested in any bugs resulting therefrom.<br><br>ET

 

[Curry]

CAR works reasonably well in win98.&nbsp;&nbsp;Make sure you are running version 3.0 with 3.0b patches installed.<br><br>THere is a 16 mb memory limit (I'm told this was a programmer accident where he forgot to remove a debugging trap before CAR was compilied and shipped).<br><br>Also there is a rarely incountered bug which causes a crash when one large PROC invokes another large PROC in a chain.<br><br>My workaround was to schedule the next proc to run 0.5 seconds later thus allowing current proc to exit first.<br><br>Good luck

 

[ET]

Curry:<br><br>Thanks for the tips.&nbsp;&nbsp;I have 3.0a, but did not know there is a 3.0b (which I assume can be obtained from the CA website).<br><br>I am developing an application for CAR on Win98, but haven't tried to run an executable yet.&nbsp;&nbsp;Were your remarks directed to the development environment exclusively?&nbsp;&nbsp;When I close CAR, I always get a message from Win saying that the program has sinned and will be shut down - which of course I have just done.&nbsp;&nbsp;That is the only fault obviously connected with Win98.&nbsp;&nbsp;Since I do not know what is causing the problem, but the development environment seems to work, it is kind of a background worry at the moment.<br><br>Thanks again.<br>ET<br>

 

[Curry]

Sorry...it is 3.0a.&nbsp;&nbsp;Yes, we run several CAR executables each day.<br><br>We are regretably using vb for new projects as CAR is an orphan.&nbsp;&nbsp;CA hasn't supported it for quite some time although they use the language engine internally in several of their products.<br><br>Still, I find CAR to be the fastest and easiest development environment by far.<br><br>I've never encountered the problem you seem to be having.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sorry I can't help with it.<br><br>

 

[ET]

Curry:<br><br>Thanks for your encouraging report on the executables.&nbsp;&nbsp;I have purchased VB6 and am engaged in learning it and will shift over to it when my present project is <br>done.&nbsp;&nbsp;But the shift will be a reluctantant one: your assessment of CAR is on the mark, as far as I am concerned. <br><br>ET

 

[Curry]

Good luck

 

[kermitpra]

I have a friend that is in need of a copy of CA-Realizer and has been unable to find one for sale. Anyone have a copy they wish to sale? The lastst version would be preferred but will consider older versions as well.

Or if you know of someone with a copy. Thanks

 

[kermitpra]

I have a friend that is in need of a copy of CA-Realizer and has been unable to find one for sale. Anyone have a copy they wish to sale? The lastst version would be preferred but will consider older versions as well.

Or if you know of someone with a copy. Thanks

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