[Lowfer] WE2XGR/3 478.500 PSKFEC31 Daytime
John Andrews
w1tag at charter.net
Sat Feb 25 12:35:20 EST 2012
JD,
The FEC31 has been in all versions for quite a while, so no problem. The
only solution to the divide by zero error (that has ever worked for me)
is to reboot the computer, even if it means a hard shut-down. The
program certainly isn't bulletproof!
JA
On 2/25/2012 12:23 PM, JD wrote:
> Well, I've been struggling for the last hour just trying to get MultiPSK to
> work at all! It used to work fine, but not today. Anybody have any idea
> what might be causing it to throw a division by zero error immediately at
> startup?
>
> After that initial error, if you try to start it again, the program only
> goes as far as the first screen and then begins periodically tossing out
> access errors of some sort (if my French were a little better, I might have
> some clue). You can't close the program because any attempt to do so
> invokes more of the same error. If you use Task Manager to close it, TM
> objects that the program is awaiting user response (which, of course, it
> won't take because of the errors). If you close the instance of the
> MultiPSK application in Task Manager anyway, it doesn't remove it from
> memory. You have to terminate the process separately from the application.
> (That's very poor coding. A developer should never begin any program with a
> process that the Windows system cannot terminate directly by closing the
> application itself.)
>
> Anyway, I would be most grateful for information on curing the
> divide-by-zero. (By the way, I had another copy of the files on the machine
> in a separate directory that's never been used before. The same errors
> occur if I try to run the program from that copy, so it is not simply a
> corrupted file.)
>
> Also, until I am able to run it again and see for mself, can someone tell
> me...is the FEC31 option available in the basic version, or only the
> registered version?
>
> Thanks.
>
> John D.
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