| From: | Duncan Strand |
| Date: | 04 Aug 99 at 18:36:46 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: textfield problems :( |
From: "Duncan Strand" <dstrand@zebs.screaming.net>
> From: Allan Odgaard <Duff@DIKU.DK>
> The problem seems to be that the correct library base is not used, when
calling
> GetClass(), thus resulting in a jump to a random place in memory.
> You can probably verify this by looking at the assembler output.
How? What would I look for? (I've only done very basic 8086 and 6502 assembler)
> > I'm using DiceC.
>
> I have no experiences with this compiler - you could try to re-generate
include
> files from the textfield.fd file, if you haven't already done that. As it may
> be that the included files aren't compatible with DiceC...
Have now tried that, but the only difference is that enforcer doesn't report
anything, and MCP displays a guru requestor indicating the GetClass line as the
problem.
> Do you declare the TextFieldBase yourself someplace? Cause I think you must
do
> this...
Its declared as (like in the example):
struct Library *TextFieldBase = NULL;
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