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 Message 951 
 Ulrich Schroeter to Kees van Eeten 
 Release of v3.4? 
 24 May 13 03:05:36 
 
Hi Kees,

Thursday May 23 2013 17:09, you wrote to Roy Witt:

 KE> Hello Roy!
 KE> 22 May 13 15:19, you wrote to me:
 RW>> That could be. My MNL compiled netseg crashed the RC19's OS/2
 RW>> system and so did a few other netsegs in R19...meanwhile, I've
 RW>> blocked the keywords that crashed his system...
 KE>  I have no way to compile or run anything OS/2. So I cannot verify or
 KE> fix problems that occur in that OS. I am aware of one Sysop in R24 who
 KE> reported and fixed a bug in the OS/2 version recently.

=:)  .... not to mix makenl_ng project with the binkley-XE project  ,-)

the binkley-XE was about GT 2 GB hdd crash fix

last year I've also reported an DOS bug in the write message / logging routine
'caused probably by a compiler bug of the watcom DOS version
problem in makenl_ng fixed with a "special" stack pointer fix
(inofficaly labeled 3.2.9b)
closed ticket: http://sourceforge.net/p/makenl/bugs/8/
effected files: msgtool.c, mklog.c

I've wrote and tested the fix with help from Markus and Alex  :)

Later this year, I've found in another research a document, that pointed out,
that there exist potentialy a stack handling problem in OpenWatcom 1.9
that has some similarity with my bug found in makenl_ng starting rev 3.2.6

 KE>  I also know he
 KE> is very busy with his professional activities.

currently it varies from day to day ... Wed last week till Tue this week I was
150% busy :-( and started recovery mode on Wed this week to the state one week
before :-P


 KE>  But the lead maintainer should be aware of who else can be of help.

for OpenWatcom 1.9 (DOS) and GCC OS/2 I can try a compile test
and a software test
software testing is possible also under win32


 KE> Kees

regards, uli   ;-)

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