TMPLee@DOCKMASTER.ARPA (01/15/89)
Anyone know what toolbox "fixes" were made between the last major release of ProDos (I forget what version I last used) and the release of GS/OS that would cause a fairly simple TML Pascal program that runs when the system is booted from ProDOs to fail to run when its booted under GS/OS? I'm running the program under the "vanilla" TML environment, compiled to memory. It does no input (parameters set in the code) and the only output it does is setdithcolor, moveto, and line! It does a fair amount of computation, both with longints and extended precision reals. What's weird is I have another program that runs under the full desktop environment, drawing on the whole screen, and even doing fileio with the primitive P16 calls. It works fine either way. And I have another one that also runs under the "vanilla" environment -- the only significant way I can think that it differs from the failing program in terms of i/o and complexity is that it only does integer arithmetic.