baughmankr@stat.appstate.edu (06/09/91)
Has anyone had any success with running DESQview and MicroSofts Quick C with Quick Assembler version 2.5? I can get Quick C started, and it appears to even compile my programs. The problem occurs when I try to execute the program from within the Quick C environment (F5). The program runs, but when its done I get a Qemm Exception #13 , error code:0000, then it appears to give a register dump. It then prompts me to (T)erminate, (R)eboot, or (C)ontinue. None of these work because the systems hangs (the caps lock indicator light doesn't even work). I could find no documentation in the Quick C manuals on how to set up with DESQview. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
sichermn@beach.csulb.edu (Jeff Sicherman) (06/11/91)
In article <1991Jun9.123423.868@stat.appstate.edu> baughmankr@stat.appstate.edu writes: >Has anyone had any success with running DESQview and MicroSofts Quick C with >Quick Assembler version 2.5? I can get Quick C started, and it appears to >even compile my programs. The problem occurs when I try to execute the program >from within the Quick C environment (F5). The program runs, but when its done I >get a Qemm Exception #13 , error code:0000, then it appears to give a register >dump. It then prompts me to (T)erminate, (R)eboot, or (C)ontinue. None of these >work because the systems hangs (the caps lock indicator light doesn't even >work). I could find no documentation in the Quick C manuals on how to set up >with DESQview. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Maybe you have a program bug (unitialized pointer, etc.) that causes your program to crunch part of the quickc/quickasm environment so that IT incurs some addressing fault when it regains control.