Re: For loop failing on dell 800
From: Ralph Freshour (ralph_at_primemail.com)
Date: 01/30/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 18:52:45 -0800
At around 575 in the index, the Exception would trigger but I don't
know why - I found out today that this happens on 2 Dell's that are
setup with dual monitors - 3 other single-monitor Dells don't error
out - in other words, the app works fine on single monitor Dells. So,
for some unknown reason, the 2 monitor Dell's are conflicting with my
app but I have no idea why.
The app has been around for over a year running on lots of windows
platforms with no problems at all - so this is new and out of the blue
- I'm sure the problem is not being caused by the code for loop since
it works on so many other PC's - it's got something to do with the
dual monitors...
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:17:41 -0500, "Bruce Roberts"
<ber@bounceitattcanada.xnet> wrote:
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>"Ralph Freshour" <ralph@primemail.com> wrote in message
>news:so8i10lveugfb8q6mo19kmobk1rdkms9b7@4ax.com...
>> I have the following code that is generating an error at around the
>> 500th index - I'm trying to create 1000 objects. This code works OK in
>> many PC's except the Dell Latitude D600 and D800.
>>
>> Does anyone know what might be different in these machines that would
>> cause this code to fail half way through the for loop? One machine has
>> 1GB of ram and is running windows 2000.
>
>Wow you sure gave us a lot of detail to work with. What error specifically
>is being generated? What is the declaration of VUSERS? Are you positive that
>VUSERS has an upper bound of MAX_HTTP_OBJECTS? Are you positive that VUSERS
>has a lower bound of zero? Is the error generated at index value 500 or some
>other index value? Is the error generated at the same value each time, each
>time on the same machine, or seemingly randomly? How many other pc have you
>tried the exact same code on? Are they similarly configured to the problem
>machines? Are they running the same o/s? At the same patch level?
>
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