Mail Archives: djgpp/1997/04/23/13:55:41
David McKee <david DOT mckee AT rtp DOT gtegsc DOT com> wrote:
> Dr. Andras S=F3lyom wrote:
> >
> > I think this has been answered many times in the past, but I was not
> > interested in it then... I have Allegro 2.2 I have no problem with it =
on
> > my 100 MHz Pentium system (40Mbyte mem.20Mbytes free HDD), but on a 48=
6
> > DX2 66Mhz system (16 Mbyte memory, 50Mbyte free HDD) most of the demos
> > locks up the machine after the graphics detection screen.
> > The same Djgpp 2 distribution is installed on both machine and I
> > compiled the demos on the target machine (it should not make any
> > difference). Can anyone tell me what could be wrong? Thanks.
> >
> > Andras
>
> I had a similar problem with example 26, where I reclassed everything
> and turned it into a beginning c++ style basic example (its the
> starship through the star field). I was using my 486 33Mhz at the
> time and whenever I made the ship go "up" it crashed Allegro and
> simify only returned more address numbers and not function names.
>
> at any rate, as soon as I put in a 486Dx2/66 the program worked
> without a problem.
As Shawn doesn't replayed yet I'll make my guess: Both of you tried the
programs under different video boards. I don't think that Allegro can be
affected by the processor speed (at least not crashing!) but the video boa=
rd
can make that. Another thing to check is if the machine where Allegro dies=
can
run another PMode + Graphics programs.
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