Another back end build error

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meenbombs
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Another back end build error

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This is what is in the output window when I try to run code that runs on my old computer

>"C:\Program Files (x86)\ZBasic\zbasic.exe" --target-device=ZX328l --directory="C:\Users\Russell Szczepaniec\Desktop\TSC\Zbasic/" --project="RLINKRXHCS.pjt"
"C:\Program: Interrupt/Exception caught (code = 0xc00000fd, addr = 0x4217b3)
Error: one or more errors occurred in the back-end build process for "RLINKRXHCS.zxb"
>Exit code: 1


I have a suspicion it is related to my migration from a 32 bit OS to 64 OS as everything else I have tried moving to my new computer doesn't work either. I have attached the code if that is the problem. Thanks in advance.
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mikep
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Post by mikep »

It compiles fine for a ZX328n using 32-bit Windows XP. Your suspicion may be correct.
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Post by meenbombs »

That is what I suspected. For some reason it compiles fine for VM devices just not native ones. This is what gave me hope that it might not be a 64 bit problem but I still suspect it is. Thanks for giving it a go.
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Re: Another back end build error

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meenbombs wrote:I have a suspicion it is related to my migration from a 32 bit OS to 64 OS
As Mike noted, it compiles without error on Windows XP. We haven't done any testing on 64-bit Windows yet.
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meenbombs wrote:For some reason it compiles fine for VM devices just not native ones.
That just means that the back-end compiler (used only for native mode) is having a problem on the 64-bit platform. Apparently, the ZBasic compiler itself is OK.
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Post by meenbombs »

I will just chalk it up to 64. I guess I will have to repair the old computer. Thanks for giving it a shot.
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