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I've just downloaded the latest version and tried to run the torture test. When I choose the 'blend' option I get an application error prompting me to close the program.
It says 'dwwin Application Error-The Application failed to initialize properly (0xc000012d). Click on OK to terminate the application.' If I select the other two torture tests above the blend option they appear to run properly. Any ideas? Thanks Dave |
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There have been reports that the blend torture test does not run properly if Windows does not have a pagefile
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You may have hit the nail on the head as I have no page file in Windows! The other 2 tests directly above the 'blend' test seem to run properly so I'll just use them. I take it these will still stress the system sufficiently?
Thanks Dave |
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P90 years forever!
Aug 2002
Yeehaw, FL
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The in-place test will torture your machine quite well.
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OK. Thanks for that
Dave |
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The blend test crashes if you do not have a swap file. Just run the in-place test.
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Version: 23.8.1
Torture Test: Blend OS: WinXP Pro Paging file: Disabled Hardware: AMD 2100 XP Memory: 512 Megs (2 x Corsair TWIN512-3200LLPT) The initial torture test worked fine, but once I manually run a Blend Torture Test, Prime95 closes. |
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P90 years forever!
Aug 2002
Yeehaw, FL
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Do you have a page file (known crash bug if one isn't present)? Use in-place testing or custom with reduced memory as a work-around
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Better to report a duplicate bug, then not to report at all. :) I may fiddle with the memory usage to see if there a consistent theshold that causes the crash. Hey, if someone can't reproduce the crash, it can't get fixed. Cheers |
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Ok, here's a little more info on the bug...
It looks like the Prime95 is doing a malloc() and assumes the pointer is valid. Deferencing the null pointer crashes the app. Checking into commonb.c, we see gwarray = (gwnum *) malloc( num_gwnums * sizeof( gwnum )); and no error checking is done, i.e. if (!gwarray) ... It should be trivial to pop up a dialog box, or spit out a warning message that Prime95 failed to allocated the requested RAM amount. I'd be happy to submit a patch, but I'm unable to get the code compile :( (Haven't upgraded to DevStudio 7) |
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