I wanted to have a look at rdnzl, but it crashes LWW6 when I load load.lisp (in init-rdnzl, probably inside the dll).
Does anyone know how to fix this (or confirm that it works, hence, the problem is local to my machine)?
thanks pt
On Feb 6, 2010, at 22:35 , Paul Tarvydas wrote:
I wanted to have a look at rdnzl, but it crashes LWW6 when I load load.lisp (in init-rdnzl, probably inside the dll).
Does anyone know how to fix this (or confirm that it works, hence, the problem is local to my machine)?
I have no problems running under LWW6 under Windows XP and delivered programs under Windows server 2003.
What version of Windows are you running, what version of the .NET framework, and where did you put rdnzl.dll?
You'd better also make sure that you're running the latest version of rdnzl, as there has been some problems in the recent months (caused by code changes that I suggested, alas).
On Feb 6, 2010, at 22:35 , Paul Tarvydas wrote:
I wanted to have a look at rdnzl, but it crashes LWW6 when I load load.lisp (in init-rdnzl, probably inside the dll).
Does anyone know how to fix this (or confirm that it works, hence, the problem is local to my machine)?
I have no problems running under LWW6 under Windows XP and delivered programs under Windows server 2003.
What version of Windows are you running, what version of the .NET framework, and where did you put rdnzl.dll?
32-bit Vista. .NET 3.5 framework sp1. I left rdnzl.dll in the same directory as the rdnzl code, then did
(cd "../rdnzl")
in the listener, then load'ed load.lisp. I also wrapped the filename with (current-pathname "RDNZL.DLL") in ffi.lisp at the register-module call.
(When looking for the .NET version, I noticed that I also had the 4 beta 2 framework and client. I removed them, rebooted and tried rdnzl again, with the same results. It is safe to assume that I know nothing about .NET at this point in time).
You'd better also make sure that you're running the latest version of rdnzl, as there has been some problems in the recent months (caused by code changes that I suggested, alas).
Is the latest 0.13.2?
thank you pt
On Feb 7, 2010, at 17:15 , Paul Tarvydas wrote:
On Feb 6, 2010, at 22:35 , Paul Tarvydas wrote:
I wanted to have a look at rdnzl, but it crashes LWW6 when I load load.lisp (in init-rdnzl, probably inside the dll).
Does anyone know how to fix this (or confirm that it works, hence, the problem is local to my machine)?
I have no problems running under LWW6 under Windows XP and delivered programs under Windows server 2003.
What version of Windows are you running, what version of the .NET framework, and where did you put rdnzl.dll?
32-bit Vista. .NET 3.5 framework sp1. I left rdnzl.dll in the same directory as the rdnzl code, then did
(cd "../rdnzl")
in the listener, then load'ed load.lisp. I also wrapped the filename with (current-pathname "RDNZL.DLL") in ffi.lisp at the register-module call.
Try moving/copying rdnzl.dll to the directory that contains the Lispworks .exe file (probably c:\Program Files\Lispworks... for "delivered" applications, you should put rdnzl.dll in the same directory as your generated .exe file.
(When looking for the .NET version, I noticed that I also had the 4 beta 2 framework and client. I removed them, rebooted and tried rdnzl again, with the same results. It is safe to assume that I know nothing about .NET at this point in time).
You'd better also make sure that you're running the latest version of rdnzl, as there has been some problems in the recent months (caused by code changes that I suggested, alas).
Is the latest 0.13.2?
thank you pt
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Try moving/copying rdnzl.dll to the directory that contains the Lispworks .exe file (probably c:\Program Files\Lispworks... for "delivered" applications, you should put rdnzl.dll in the same directory as your generated .exe file.
That appears to have worked - it loaded without fail and I managed to run (message-box "hello") in the examples.
Thank you!
pt
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