paul@cantuar.UUCP (Paul Ashton) (05/05/89)
In the last few weeks I have just started using the rtingres application
generator abf. On several occassions I have experienced the following
problem:
I have recently created a new application and it contains a few frames.
When I select go from the application definition window. An executable
image is built, with no obvious problems, and then I am prompted for the
name of a frame to run. I enter the name of one of my frames, and I am
told that it is undefined! This happens for all of the frames in the
application.
If I play around a little (deleting the first frame created in the
application, then quitting from abf, going back into abf, then trying go
from the application definition frame again) I can usually get go to
find my frames. As yet I haven't worked out any pattern as to when go
in the application definiton menu is able to find frames, and when it
isn't.
We are running RTI INGRES V5.0/01 (sun.u42/05), on a small network of
Sun 3s running SunOS 4.0.1. INGRES/NET is used to access the database
form the diskless clients. The above problem occurs on the server and
on the clients.
Any help greatly apreciated.
Thanks, Paul Ashton.
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NZ Post: University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealandedg@squid.rtech.com (Ed Goldman) (05/11/89)
In article <1104@cantuar.UUCP> paul@cantuar.UUCP (Paul Ashton) writes: >In the last few weeks I have just started using the rtingres application >generator abf. On several occassions I have experienced the following >problem: > >I have recently created a new application and it contains a few frames. >When I select go from the application definition window. An executable >image is built, with no obvious problems, and then I am prompted for the >name of a frame to run. I enter the name of one of my frames, and I am >told that it is undefined! This happens for all of the frames in the >application. > >We are running RTI INGRES V5.0/01 (sun.u42/05), on a small network of >Sun 3s running SunOS 4.0.1. INGRES/NET is used to access the database >form the diskless clients. The above problem occurs on the server and >on the clients. > You are running an old 5.0 release which is *not* compatable with the 4.0 SunOS. The symptoms you describe are exactly consistent with this. You'll need 5.0/04a (sun.u42/07). The root of the problem , I believe, is that sun changed the setjmp() semantics in 4.0. -edg-