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From: david DOT faure AT bbsrc DOT ac DOT uk (David Faure)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: RHIDE & Win3.1
Date: 26 Aug 1996 18:29:03 GMT
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In article <TCPSMTP DOT 16 DOT 8 DOT 26 DOT 6 DOT 57 DOT 22 DOT 2778967005 DOT 208577 AT Salnet DOT salnet DOT org>, eab AT salnet DOT org 
says:
>
>I've installed RHIDE on my computer and run in DOS fine, but I can't get
>it to run under Win3.1--it just locks up.  Do you think this is a bug in
>the program, or does it have something to do with the way my system's
>set up?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Ethan

It's a bug in TVision.
If you have time and room on your hard disk, the only way to fix this bug is :
1) go to robert's home page
2) get the sources of his TVision port (beta 5).
3) apply this [quoted from Robert himself] :

It is a bug with the incorrect
handling of the 'cli' and 'sti' instructions. If you want to fix this bug
yourself look at the sources for the TV library in the file
'classes/t/event.cc'. There is a function Mouseint or so and in this
function is at the beginning a 'disable()' and at the end an 'enable()'.
Simply remove this two lines (they are not needed) and you can run RHIDE
under Win 3.1x. This affacts also all other TV apllications (test it with
the tvedit editor).
4) compile TVision again (it took me 17 hours !)
5) get RHIDE sources from where you got the binary for RHIDE
6) re-compile RHIDE with this new libtv.a
7) it works great !!!

If you have 600K free on a FTP site, I can also upload my libtv.a to you.
Just ask me!
You'll just have to process steps 5), 6) and 7) !!!!

Workaround : you can also remove your mouse driver from your autoexec, but it's so useful
to have a mouse working in a dos box !!!

Hope this helps
Feel free to ask me if any problem occurs.

David Faure
email : david DOT faure AT bbsrc DOT ac DOT uk until 30/08/96 (summer job)
please mail to : alain AT ctrsol1 DOT avignon DOT inra DOT fr after 30/08/96. Thanks.

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