Yes, I tried Win7. No luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
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Yes, I tried Win7. No luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Select Win 98/ME, if that doesn't work, try downloading my SpiroDAC app and see what it does.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
What laser DAC are you using?
I'm using Helios, I'll try 98/ME in a few minutes 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Still the same from both USB disk an Harddisk...Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
Try SpiroDAC. Thanks for testing!Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
SpiroDAC works like a charm from HD Win10 64bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Excellent! Try and enable its ILDA output function to see if it can write an ild file to the directory that it's running in.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
It's not possible to enable ILDA function..Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
You can only select ild out when the program is not actively generating output.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
It creates ILDA file OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Great! I'll try to code a version of LWave with error reporting disabled so we can see where it's having trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
Maybe it's a 50Hz vs 60Hz thing...*retardo
Copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
It gives Run-time error 13, Type mismatchQuote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
I'll keep looking. Thanks for testing!Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
Once again, copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
It gives the same error: Run-time error 13, Type mismatchQuote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
I am running it in combatible mode: Win98/ME
Well, at least we know it's not the DAC drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
Once again, copy the attached executable to your LWave directory and try running it. I expect it to crash, but the error might be different.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
I feel like I've been here before...:rolleyes:
It starts without error (Win98/Me compatible mode), but when I try to Double-Click to FunctionNr it gives "Run-time error 13, Type mismatch".Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Here we go again... I doubt that the Compatibility Mode means anything at this point, but who knows. Give this version a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
I'm just placing jumper wires over more fuses to see what circuit burns up next.:rolleyes: What surprises me is that SpiroDAC runs on your machine with no problems.
WARNING: Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml in the latest file....Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
But you can see the result in the attached image.
Attachment 60865
Windows Defender is famous for making false alarms, so I made a minor change and recompiled the exe file. Hopefully, the warning will go away.Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
Do you get animation and sound from your audio when you double click the Plot Window after a function is generated?
Again, thanks for taking the time to test!
Both sound and animation yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by torolav
I'm still wondering where the errors are coming from in the first place!
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Originally Posted by dchammonds
We should meet up... I'm having lockup/failure to output problems with the new release. Doesn't crash, just doesn't always work. Sometimes crashes, but never a hard crash or BSOD, program appears to stay running..
Steve
Do you get the Type Mismatch error with previous versions?Quote:
Originally Posted by mixedgas
Will try that very, very , late tonight. New phone # is in your PMs.Quote:
Originally Posted by dchammonds
Steve
Talking with Dean.. Working on solution..
Steve