#Using VMake
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I just got the released version of Dice and have tried using VMake. However it
seems that no matter what I do the program always hangs the computer. Should
the program work as it is or am I causing the problem by not setting it up
right? -Jack
What are you doing? One thing that does happen which appears to be a
'hang' is when it prompts in the console window for some input. What is
your configuration?
I am running a stock A3000. I understand about the apparent console hang from
the documentation. However, these are real hangs,usually resulting in system
alert messages and reboots. DICE runs fine when I use DME so my paths and
assigns must be ok. I am assuming that VMake is runnable right out of the box.
Is this correct? If not, it is quite likely that I have not set soemthing up
right. Any suggesstions are welcomed. -Jack
Sounds like it might be a stack problem (perhaps DME sets a high stack
when invoking VMake and your CLI doesn't).
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Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing
Maybe I don't understand your response or the basic premise of VMake but I am
starting VMake from the CLI myself. DME doesn't invoke it. Is this correct or
am I totally off base on this. -Jack
At the CLI, say "stack 50000." Now say "VMake." Is that any better than
before?
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Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing
typing vmake in a cli should bring up the vmake window. Possibly your
dcc:config/Vmake.config file is corrupt, or improperly installed ?
(also make sure dcc:config/vopts.config is ok). What OS version are you using,
BTW ?
andy