I've tried to build DIG 0.0.8 with newer compiler verions:

DMD 0.52 - all examples "disappear" after a few seconds of working; dedit gets an "exception: acess violation" a few seconds after start, and then disappears as well.
DMD 0.53 - none of examples shows a window.
DMD 0.54 - after fxing the source and getting it to compile, the same result as 0.53. :(

All results with win2k.
I have also tried with 0.53 on win98, and got the same result.

Has anyone had more luck?

-i.

Ilya Minkov wrote:
> I've tried to build DIG 0.0.8 with newer compiler verions:
> 
> DMD 0.52 - all examples "disappear" after a few seconds of working; dedit gets an "exception: acess violation" a few seconds after start, and then disappears as well.
> DMD 0.53 - none of examples shows a window.
> DMD 0.54 - after fxing the source and getting it to compile, the same result as 0.53. :(

I'll be revisiting it today with the latest compiler.  There will be one change: gridfitting won't happen until the "display" method is sent to whatever top-level control has been changed.

Burton Radons wrote:
> Ilya Minkov wrote:
> 
>> I've tried to build DIG 0.0.8 with newer compiler verions:
>>
>> DMD 0.52 - all examples "disappear" after a few seconds of working; dedit gets an "exception: acess violation" a few seconds after start, and then disappears as well.
>> DMD 0.53 - none of examples shows a window.
>> DMD 0.54 - after fxing the source and getting it to compile, the same result as 0.53. :(

Walter, did you also change array append to delete the previous copy if it re-allocates?  What it's failing on is a line I have deleting from an append if it changed the pointer.  I should be removing that crap anyway, and if that change has been made, then kickass.

"Burton Radons" <loth@users.sourceforge.net> wrote in message news:b2mdl5$2sb5$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Walter, did you also change array append to delete the previous copy if it re-allocates?  What it's failing on is a line I have deleting from an append if it changed the pointer.  I should be removing that crap anyway, and if that change has been made, then kickass.

No, I didn't change that.