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Compaq FORTRAN / QuickWin/ Wine support

cooch17
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Greetings -

I'm trying to get a particular 'technical' application (non-commercial, heavy numerical/statistical computation) that is written for Windoze, up and running on my GNU/linux box (running FC6, with the latest and greatest version of wine installed). While the app runs more or less, there are some problems which (for some purposes) are almost fatal - specifically, the app (which is written in FORTRAN compied using Compaq FORTRAN, with the QuickWin libraries)
makes significant use of QuickWin to spawn console windows to show runnning output from various numerical routines. When I run this application under wine, I routinely get QuickWin errors that read:

Internal Error - unexpected error
file :E:forrtluildqynbuildgwgwnd.c", line xxyy



Any experience out there with this sort of problem, and what (if
anything) I can tweak in the wine configuration files to 'make the
problem go away'? Also, what is the error message telling me? I've looked at line 2852, and don't really see anything obvious that wouldn't play nice with wine.

Thanks in advance...
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Steven_L_Intel1
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The error message is referring to a line in the QuickWin library source code, not your source. It would be helpful to know at which line in your code this error is emitted.

Of course, there's no "support" for CVF at all, in WINE or not. Sometimes errors like this from QuickWin are caused by trying to create a window that requires too much virtual memory, so if there are parameters you can tweak in WINE in that regard, it may help.
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cooch17
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Thanks - I'll get back to you with some of those details.
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