Frequent crashes during land moves in China

[rkr1958]

Version 1.4.5 game file.

By the way, I did email the mad exception report too.

[Shannon V. OKeets]

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Version 1.4.5 game file.

By the way, I did email the mad exception report too.

Based on the Mad Except report you showed, the problem is with recalculating supply.

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My computer died on Monday and I am working on installing the Delphi compiler on the new machine. All my old files were okay - I just took the hard drive out of the old machine and installed it in the new one as a slave drive.

I've had the new computer since February 2014 and have been using it as a second system for testing NetPlay. But I have had to bring over a bunch of applications, including new versions of WordPerfect and Delphi. The hardware side of setting up the new computer with my two large monitors, etc. all went quite smoothly [shock and awe[X(]]. The software installation wasn't too horrific, until I got to Delphi XE8. Mostly that's because some of the code is still from CWIF: Win 98 or earlier (circa 1996).

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Once I am able to compile and build MWIF cleanly again, I'll look at the Supply bug.

[rkr1958]

ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Version 1.4.5 game file.

By the way, I did email the mad exception report too.

Based on the Mad Except report you showed, the problem is with recalculating supply.

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My computer died on Monday and I am working on installing the Delphi compiler on the new machine. All my old files were okay - I just took the hard drive out of the old machine and installed it in the new one as a slave drive.

I've had the new computer since February 2014 and have been using it as a second system for testing NetPlay. But I have had to bring over a bunch of applications, including new versions of WordPerfect and Delphi. The hardware side of setting up the new computer with my two large monitors, etc. all went quite smoothly [shock and awe[X(]]. The software installation wasn't too horrific, until I got to Delphi XE8. Mostly that's because some of the code is still from CWIF: Win 98 or earlier (circa 1996).

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Once I am able to compile and build MWIF cleanly again, I'll look at the Supply bug.

Steve, I feel your pain. I lost my computer last year to a crash and had to replace it. Good luck with it all.

[rkr1958]

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets

ORIGINAL: rkr1958

Version 1.4.5 game file.

By the way, I did email the mad exception report too.

Based on the Mad Except report you showed, the problem is with recalculating supply.

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My computer died on Monday and I am working on installing the Delphi compiler on the new machine. All my old files were okay - I just took the hard drive out of the old machine and installed it in the new one as a slave drive.

I've had the new computer since February 2014 and have been using it as a second system for testing NetPlay. But I have had to bring over a bunch of applications, including new versions of WordPerfect and Delphi. The hardware side of setting up the new computer with my two large monitors, etc. all went quite smoothly [shock and awe[X(]]. The software installation wasn't too horrific, until I got to Delphi XE8. Mostly that's because some of the code is still from CWIF: Win 98 or earlier (circa 1996).

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Once I am able to compile and build MWIF cleanly again, I'll look at the Supply bug.

Steve, I feel your pain. I lost my computer last year to a crash and had to replace it. Good luck with it all.

Just wondering if you're back up and running yet?

[Steve1924]

Any news

[Shannon V. OKeets]

ORIGINAL: Steve1924

Any news

I figured out where the program was failing in recalculating supply for the problem reported in this thread. Version 2.0.1.0 should be available as a Public Beta this week (August 17-21) with a correction for this bug. The program was trying to use a previously valid supply path and one of the data values was messed up. In that situation the program now simply decides the previous supply is worthless and calculates supply anew for the unit.