This error will occur by starting and stopping a program in the development
environment that uses ActiveX automation. It occurs due to VEE's problem of
not releasing resources. If a quit() is performed correctly on the
reference, then it should not come up in the runtime environment. If you do
not want to see the error, Save as a secured runtime version, or whenever
the program abnormally terminates, close VEE and assure that no "Excel's"
are still running. What I do is after the program terminates, I click file,
and in the recent file list the one I'm working on. When it re-loads the
resources are released and I can run it again. Check the task manager to
assure it. When all the bugs are worked out, you won't have those problems
in the runtime environment.
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Clavien [mailto:mclavien@comcen.com.au]
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 3:24 PM
To: Barrie Walden
Cc: 'vrf@lvld.hp.com'
Subject: Re: vrf crash
Barrie,
I did not see the original message, but I am currently experiencing similar
problem with HP Vee. It crashes on loading the program with a Red error
message telling me to quit VEE (internal error segmentation
violation(signal=11)
If I load another program first ,and then load the program I am working on,
it most time loads ok .
I am using it on a PIII 500MHz computer with a Win 98 and a DT302 card from
Data Translation. The only activeX reference is to Excel97
Barrie Walden wrote:
> Guy,
>
> I have this same(?) problem and I believe its caused by my use of some MS
> ActiveX objects. In my case the problem only occurs if I open the Vee
> program twice without exiting Vee. I intend to do some experimenting to
> see if I can narrow the situation down to a specific ActiveX component
> but so far I haven't had time.
>
> Are you using any ActiveX objects and if so, what are they?
>
> Barrie Walden
> WHOI
> --------------------------------------------------------------
--
Regards
Michael Clavien
INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia
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environment that uses ActiveX automation. It occurs due to VEE's problem of
not releasing resources. If a quit() is performed correctly on the
reference, then it should not come up in the runtime environment. If you do
not want to see the error, Save as a secured runtime version, or whenever
the program abnormally terminates, close VEE and assure that no "Excel's"
are still running. What I do is after the program terminates, I click file,
and in the recent file list the one I'm working on. When it re-loads the
resources are released and I can run it again. Check the task manager to
assure it. When all the bugs are worked out, you won't have those problems
in the runtime environment.
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Clavien [mailto:mclavien@comcen.com.au]
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 3:24 PM
To: Barrie Walden
Cc: 'vrf@lvld.hp.com'
Subject: Re: vrf crash
Barrie,
I did not see the original message, but I am currently experiencing similar
problem with HP Vee. It crashes on loading the program with a Red error
message telling me to quit VEE (internal error segmentation
violation(signal=11)
If I load another program first ,and then load the program I am working on,
it most time loads ok .
I am using it on a PIII 500MHz computer with a Win 98 and a DT302 card from
Data Translation. The only activeX reference is to Excel97
Barrie Walden wrote:
> Guy,
>
> I have this same(?) problem and I believe its caused by my use of some MS
> ActiveX objects. In my case the problem only occurs if I open the Vee
> program twice without exiting Vee. I intend to do some experimenting to
> see if I can narrow the situation down to a specific ActiveX component
> but so far I haven't had time.
>
> Are you using any ActiveX objects and if so, what are they?
>
> Barrie Walden
> WHOI
> --------------------------------------------------------------
--
Regards
Michael Clavien
INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia
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I have this same(?) problem and I believe its caused by my use of some
MS ActiveX objects. In my case the problem only occurs if I open the
Vee program twice without exiting Vee. I intend to do some
experimenting to see if I can narrow the situation down to a specific
ActiveX component but so far I haven't had time.
Are you using any ActiveX objects and if so, what are they?
Barrie Walden
WHOI
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Yes, we appear to be talking about the same problem. I still feel it's
related to the use of ActiveX objects but this is only because I didn't
experience it before incorporating them into my programs. Now it
"always" occurs. I intend to do some experimenting when I have the
opportunity.
Barrie
Michael Clavien wrote:
>
> Barrie,
>
> I did not see the original message, but I am currently experiencing similar
> problem with HP Vee. It crashes on loading the program with a Red error
> message telling me to quit VEE (internal error segmentation
> violation(signal=11)
> If I load another program first ,and then load the program I am working on,
> it most time loads ok .
> I am using it on a PIII 500MHz computer with a Win 98 and a DT302 card from
> Data Translation. The only activeX reference is to Excel97
>
> Barrie Walden wrote:
>
> > Guy,
> >
> > I have this same(?) problem and I believe its caused by my use of some MS
> > ActiveX objects. In my case the problem only occurs if I open the Vee
> > program twice without exiting Vee. I intend to do some experimenting to
> > see if I can narrow the situation down to a specific ActiveX component
> > but so far I haven't had time.
> >
> > Are you using any ActiveX objects and if so, what are they?
> >
> > Barrie Walden
> > WHOI
> > --------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Guy Bonneville wrote:
>
> I hope somebody encountered this peroblem before.
>
> Every second time I open an HPVEE program that I wrote, it crashes on
> me.
>
> A windows error pops up and reads---
>
> A fatal exception 0E has occured at 0028:C0231800 in VXD VMM(0D) +
> 00001800.
> The current application will be terminated.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Guy
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Barrie,
I did not see the original message, but I am currently experiencing similar
problem with HP Vee. It crashes on loading the program with a Red error
message telling me to quit VEE (internal error segmentation
violation(signal=11)
If I load another program first ,and then load the program I am working on,
it most time loads ok .
I am using it on a PIII 500MHz computer with a Win 98 and a DT302 card from
Data Translation. The only activeX reference is to Excel97
Barrie Walden wrote:
> Guy,
>
> I have this same(?) problem and I believe its caused by my use of some MS
> ActiveX objects. In my case the problem only occurs if I open the Vee
> program twice without exiting Vee. I intend to do some experimenting to
> see if I can narrow the situation down to a specific ActiveX component
> but so far I haven't had time.
>
> Are you using any ActiveX objects and if so, what are they?
>
> Barrie Walden
> WHOI
> --------------------------------------------------------------
--
Regards
Michael Clavien
INDCONTROL Pty Ltd < POWER ELECTRONICS and CONTROLS >
294 Norton St Leichhardt 2040 Australia
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