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Errors on High Mhz Computers?

     Do high speed computer generate errors in Turbo Pascal?  I have
     a program that runs in dos and only uses a few TextColor(#)
     statements.  It works perfectly for me on 8Meg and 50Mhz and
     16Meg and 100Mhz, but a couple win95/98 users were stating there
     was a runtime error 200 (divide by zero).  I got the address and
     tried to use the /f option to find it, but it say the error
     doesn't exist.  The program does most IO to the disk, and on
     win95/98 it sometimes works according to the person who was testing
     it and other times it would have errors.  If the coloring of text
     and printing to the screen is causing it, the coloring can be
     removed, but minimal writelns will still need to exist.

     Any ideas?

     Ken.
     admir...@execpc.com

 

Re:Errors on High Mhz Computers?


In article <6saob5$...@newsops.execpc.com>, Kenneth Strom
<admir...@earth.execpc.com> writes

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>      It works perfectly for me on 8Meg and 50Mhz and
>     16Meg and 100Mhz, but a couple win95/98 users were stating there
>     was a runtime error 200 (divide by zero).  I got the address and
>     tried to use the /f option to find it, but it say the error
>     doesn't exist.  

This is a VFAQ !

See the Mini-FAQ posted at the same time as this reply.

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Re:Errors on High Mhz Computers?


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>     Any ideas?

Read c.l.p.b faq and you will notice that this is a know problem with CRT
unit and there's a patch for that.  So, check it out  ...

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