crash

[yodu123]

my program got crashed before i saved it this is the panic file

*** ENVIRONMENT CRASH ***

Date: Apr 26 2009 9:24 PM

File Name: C:\Program Files\Turing\turing.exe
Version: 4.1 [IBM/11]
File Size: 3059755
File Date: Feb 5 2005 11:56 PM
Operating System: After Windows XP
JVM: Ready Built-in JRE (1.4.2 or later)
"assert" Statements: disabled


Cause of Crash: Breakpoint Reached

Previous Operations:
Run (1) - Window: 106da - Ex: 1 - Args: 0 - Step: 0
Turing Language Freeing Memory
MIO_Init_Free called
Debugger Notify Init Run
Find Next Error (1) - Text: 106da - Activate: 1
Set Selection (1) - Text: 13b5098 - L: 120 - C: 0
Text - sz:121:3538 - slFr:35:4:1603 - slTo:35:4:1603 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
Set Selection (2) - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3529 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
Goto Error - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3529 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_LBUTTONDOWN (D)
Set Selection (1) - Text: 13b5098 - L: 120 - C: 11
Text - sz:121:3538 - slFr:120:0:3529 - slTo:120:0:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
Set Selection (2) - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3537 - slTo:3537 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
Extend Selection - Text: 13b5098 - L: 120 - C: 0 (x58)
Text - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3537 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
CMD: WM_LBUTTONUP (D)
Extend Selection - Text: 13b5098 - L: 120 - C: 0 (x1)
Text - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3537 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
CMD: COMMAND_DEL
Keystroke - Text: 13b5098 - Delete
Text - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3537 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
Delete Selection (1) - Text: 13b5098
Text - sz:121:3538 - slFr:3537 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3538
Delete Selection (2) - From line: 120 - From col: 0 - To line: 120 - To col: 8
Delete Selection (3) - sz:121:3530 - slFr:3529 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3530
CMD: WM_SETFOCUS (W)
CMD: COMMAND_INDENT
Indent (1) - Text: 13b5098
Text - sz:121:3530 - slFr:120:0:3529 - slTo:120:0:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3503 119:3516 120:3529 121:3530
Set Selection (1) - Text: 13b5098 - L: 120 - C: 0
Text - sz:121:3531 - slFr:3529 - slTo:3529 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
Set Selection (2) - sz:121:3531 - slFr:3530 - slTo:3530 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
Indent (2) - sz:121:3531 - slFr:3530 - slTo:3530 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
CMD: WM_SETFOCUS (W)
CMD: COMMAND_RUN
Run (1) - Window: 106da - Ex: 1 - Args: 0 - Step: 0
Turing Language Freeing Memory
MIO_Init_Free called
Debugger Notify Init Run
MIO_Init_Run called
MIO_Init_Free called
Debugger Notify Init Run
Create standard input/output window
MIOWin_CreateWindowFromAttribs (No Title)
MIOWin_InitializeWindow: Create button bar
MIOWin_InitializeWindow: Create inner grph win
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
MIOWin_InitializeWindow: Window initialized
Object Allocated 11 -2
Object Allocated 11 -1
Create standard error window
MIOWin_CreateWindowFromAttribs (Standard Error)
MIOWin_InitializeWindow: Create button bar
MIOWin_InitializeWindow: Create inner text win
MIOWin_InitializeWindow: Window initialized
Object Allocated 11 0
Run Window Added 5d047a
Object Allocated 22 7001
Object Allocated 22 7002
Object Allocated 22 7003
Object Allocated 22 7004
Object Allocated 22 7005
Object Allocated 22 7006
Object Allocated 22 7007
Object Allocated 22 7008
Object Allocated 22 7009
Object Allocated 22 7010
Object Allocated 22 7011
Object Allocated 22 7012
Object Allocated 22 7013
Object Allocated 22 7014
Object Allocated 22 7015
Object Allocated 22 7016
Object Allocated 22 7017
Object Allocated 22 7018
Object Allocated 22 7019
Object Allocated 22 7020
Object Allocated 22 7021
Object Allocated 22 7022
Object Allocated 22 7023
Object Allocated 22 7024
Object Allocated 22 7025
Object Allocated 22 7026
Object Allocated 22 7027
Object Allocated 22 7028
Object Allocated 22 7029
Object Allocated 22 7030
Object Allocated 22 7031
Object Allocated 22 7032
Object Allocated 22 7033
Object Allocated 22 7034
Object Allocated 22 7035
Object Allocated 22 7036
Object Allocated 22 7037
Object Allocated 22 7038
Object Allocated 22 7039
Object Allocated 22 7040
Object Allocated 22 7041
Object Allocated 22 7042
Object Allocated 22 7043
Object Allocated 22 7044
Object Allocated 22 7045
Object Allocated 22 7046
Object Allocated 23 8047
Object Allocated 23 8048
Object Allocated 23 8049
Object Allocated 23 8050
Object Allocated 23 8051
Object Allocated 22 7052
Object Freed 7052
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_LBUTTONDOWN (D)
Set Selection (1) - Text: 13b5098 - L: 105 - C: 35
Text - sz:121:3531 - slFr:120:0:3530 - slTo:120:0:3530 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
Set Selection (2) - sz:121:3531 - slFr:3161 - slTo:3161 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
Extend Selection - Text: 13b5098 - L: 105 - C: 35 (x1)
Text - sz:121:3531 - slFr:105:31:3161 - slTo:105:31:3161 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
CMD: WM_LBUTTONUP (D)
Extend Selection - Text: 13b5098 - L: 105 - C: 35 (x1)
Text - sz:121:3531 - slFr:3161 - slTo:3161 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3508 119:3521 120:3530 121:3531
CMD: WM_CHAR [ ] (D) (x9) [ ]
Keystroke - Text: 13b5098 - ch: 32
Text - sz:121:3539 - slFr:105:39:3169 - slTo:105:39:3169 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3516 119:3529 120:3538 121:3539
Keystroke (2) - sz:121:3540 - slFr:3170 - slTo:3170 - nlA:0
Line Starts: 118:3517 119:3530 120:3539 121:3540
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)
CMD: WM_ACTIVATE (W)


Registers
EAX=FFFFFFFF EBX=00000000 ECX=00000000 EDX=FFFFFFFF ESI=00125B14
EDI=00129B2C EBP=00125A1C ESP=00125A00 EIP=00402F90 FLG=00000246
CS=001B DS=0023 SS=0023 ES=0023 FS=003B GS=0000


Crashed in Crash Handler!
what should i do?
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[Dusk Eagle]

The first thing to do is to check your "My Documents" folder for a file with the extension .sav or .sv*, where * represents a number. If such a file exists, it contains your code, simply open it back up in a text editor. There may be other ways of retrieving your file, but try that first.

The Turing IDE crashes pretty frequently, so if you're going to do your work in it, it's best to save frequently. You can actually crash it by double-clicking the lower right part of the window after clearing a line of text from the program. Save early, save often.

[yodu123]

thanks Dusk Eagle

[andrew.]

This is off-topic, but why does the log file say the JVM version and stuff? I didn't know that Turing relied on Java or something.

[BigBear]

Anyone who uses turing has experienced this, one time we were doing a coding assignement in class and this happened to my friend and the teacher marked him on basically the screenshot of code that was left.

[ecookman]

yep...this does happen occasionally

i am not quite sure why...but i am sure you have learned the hard way of the magical rule of




SAVE OFTEN

[saltpro15]

This is exactly why Holtsoft is bankrupt ...

[Dan]

saltpro15 @ 27th April 2009, 7:13 pm wrote:

This is exactly why Holtsoft is bankrupt ...

Aucatly they more just got board with it and gave up when there contract ran out.

As debatle as the quality of turing maybe it did not have a large part in holtsoft going out of business. It's also not realy fair to say they went bankrupt, as it is more of the case that every one working there just moved on to other things.


Edit: I should also add that some times your code can cause the Turing IDE to crash, and if you keep getting theses errors just for one program and not others then you likey are cuasing it.

[BigBear]

You would think Holt Software wasn't making a lot of money. Even if every board bought the newest version when it came out (my school still has 4.0.5 installed)

[Dusk Eagle]

andrew. @ Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:45 pm wrote:

This is off-topic, but why does the log file say the JVM version and stuff? I didn't know that Turing relied on Java or something.

I was thinking the same thing as I looked over the crash details. Isn't the Turing IDE / compiler was coded in C?

[Dan]

Dusk Eagle @ 27th April 2009, 10:18 pm wrote:

andrew. @ Mon Apr 27, 2009 6:45 pm wrote:

This is off-topic, but why does the log file say the JVM version and stuff? I didn't know that Turing relied on Java or something.

I was thinking the same thing as I looked over the crash details. Isn't the Turing IDE / compiler was coded in C?

The Turing and RTP (Ready to program) IDEs are aucatly the same program give or take with a few bits fliped so it inlcudes a JVM to run RTP stuff (or at least has the settings and debug information for the JVM). I blive Turing and the IDE where made in Visual C++.

[ecookman]

ooh cool thanks Dan