bvk@hhb.UUCP (Brett Kuehner) (09/14/89)
Has anyone else had problems with NoClick and JazzBench running at the same time? Things seem to be ok until I put in a disk (I boot from a hard disk), which causes the WBdisk process to pop up a task held requester. Without NoClick, things work fine. I'm running 1.3, with 1.3.2 setpatch. By the way, both NoClick and JazzBench are wonderful things. I do have an additional problem with JazzBench: the initial CLI window doesn't go away after an endcli. And doing a RunBack on WBsetup seems to be a very bad idea. As does redirecting to NULL: or NIL:. Any other ideas? Thanks, Brett -- Brett Kuehner, HHB Systems, Mawah, NJ ...!princeton!hhb!bvk bvk%hhb@princeton.EDU
c162-de@zooey.Berkeley.EDU (David Navas) (09/15/89)
In article <277@hhb.UUCP> bvk@hhb.UUCP (Brett Kuehner) writes: >Has anyone else had problems with NoClick and JazzBench running at the same >time? Ummm, no. But I may be able to help you. >Things seem to be ok until I put in a disk (I boot from a hard disk), >which causes the WBdisk process to pop up a task held requester. Without >NoClick, things work fine. I'm running 1.3, with 1.3.2 setpatch. > The only thing that I can figure NoClick is doing is munging with the DeviceList while JazzBench is reading it. Although I've surrounded the code with Forbid(), Permit(), were something to happen during an interrupt... >By the way, both NoClick and JazzBench are wonderful things. I do have an >additional problem with JazzBench: the initial CLI window doesn't go away >after an endcli. And doing a RunBack on WBsetup seems to be a very bad idea. >As does redirecting to NULL: or NIL:. Any other ideas? Thanks! I wrote JazzBench, so I kinda like it too... :-) There is a real good reason why (the current version) of JazzBench keeps the CLI window open. Try running a C-program that doesn't auto-open i/o windows, the default Input/Output of all Jazz-run tasks is the CLI-window. For instance, try running 'assign' (menu-selection) on a directory of a removed disks, and DON'T replace the disk. Assign comes back with a "file not found" or something like that IN THE CLI WINDOW. It was an attempt to make all of those CLI programs in the C-directory run under JazzBench -- it didn't work. It was also a last ditch effort right before I released it. IF ANYONE KNOWS HOW TO GET CLI-type C-directory programs to work w/o using "run", please let me know. (Like the source to runback, or something) These problems will be fixed -- just as soon as my power supply for my hard disk comes in. Can you say multi-screen workbench... (hint :-}) > > Thanks, > Brett >-- >Brett Kuehner, HHB Systems, Mawah, NJ >...!princeton!hhb!bvk >bvk%hhb@princeton.EDU No problem, David Navas David Navas c162-de@zooey.Berkeley.Edu author of Jazzbench, all suggestions awaited eagerly.