| Re: trouble compiling AIM routines (mac files on windows?) [message #25367 is a reply to message #25348] |
Mon, 04 June 2001 19:20  |
davidf
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Registered: September 1996
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Mirko Vukovic (mvukovic@taz.telusa.com) writes:
> I downloaded AIM (an image processing tool). However, although the
> directory is in !path, the .compile or .run statement does not do any
> compiling (no messages regarding compiled routines).
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> The files seem to be in Macintosh format. Could that have something
> to do with it? I did download the windows version.
Out of curiosity, I just downloaded the windows package
as well. The archive appears to be a Mac Stuffit file,
but WinZip managed to extract it just the same. I downloaded
the AIM manual in PDF format, too.
Following the directions in the manual (a mistake, probably), I
added the AIM folder to my path and typed "aim". I
immediately crashed. Can't find the AIM logo. Ah, oh.
OK, start the program from the aim directory. Logo is
there. Program is running. Dynamite!
Load a sample image. Try some image processing
functionality. Oh, oh. Program immediately crashed
with subscript range errors. :-(
Quick look at the code. Yikes! Common blocks! In
a widget program!?
I think I'll wait for version 2. :-)
Cheers,
David
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