Visual C++ problems w/HP Vectra
Posted in 1996
Topics: General Discussion
Hello again. :-) As with every anoying problem, the solution was more than simple... It seems that Visual C++ (created by the same folks that brought Windows to this world), doesn=B4t like working in WFW =B4s 32-bit file system. You can solve this MVC problem, just opening you Control Panel, selecting 386 Enhanced, Virtual Memory settings, 32-bit file access ***OFF***, and= voila. Thanks to our friend at Informix Chile, Rodolfo who helped us in getting over this problem. Greets, -AR >To: informix-list@rmy.emory.edu >From: Andres Rantica <rantica@informix.com> (by way of Andres Rantica <rantica@informix.com>) >Subject: Visual C++ problems w/HP Vectra > >Hi. > >We're experiencing serious difficulties when trying to compile using >Microsoft Visual C++ 1.50 in our new HP Vectras Series 3, model 5/90 (16 MB >RAM). After selecting (Build) the machine hangs completely... (I'm >suspecting WinTee incompatibilities with hardware). > >Has anyone heard about any MVC patches for these computers or Pentium >processors specifically. Any other (hopefully good) idea on getting this >problem solved would be greatly appreciated. :-) > >Greets, -AR > > > > >