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From: dimmicmj@aston.ac.uk (MJ DIMMICK)
Subject: Re: gnat304a invalid page fault
Date: 1996/12/05
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Date: 1996-12-05T00:00:00+00:00
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mbloechl@aol.com wrote:
: After installing gnat304a1 for windows '95 I ran the included set path
: utility.  It completed without any errors.  Then after attempting to
: compile the test Hello.adb program I got the follwing error.  " GNATMAKE
: caused an invalid page fault in module GNATMAKE.EXE at 0137:0040844f." My
: question is what happened? Did I not set up the paths correctly? Is
: something missing? .  Someones help one this would be greatly appreciated.
: Thanks Mark.

Well, I've got the same GNAT and assuming you ran SETPATH.BAT after
this (and set up a big DOS environment as per the instructions :-))
it should have worked.  Try the following:

Shutdown Win95 and restart.  This often fixes problems like this.
Make absolutely sure you're running the path setup beforehand.  Put a
command in your CONFIG.SYS that reads
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /P /E:1024
and one in the AUTOEXEC.BAT reading
CALL C:\GNAT304A\SETPATH.BAT  (should go AFTER any PATH or SET PATH=
line)
If it still fails, it's possible the error isn't in GNATMAKE at all.
Some people report problems like this appearing with any application.
If you find it's happening a lot, try reinstalling Win95: Setup should
detect the current Win95 installation and offer to reinstall corrupted
DLLs.

HTH,

-- 
Michael Dimmick | dimmicmj@aston.ac.uk | http://www.aston.ac.uk/~dimmicmj
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