I had this problem with a prior version of Hugs98 (maybe the March 99
version); it was solved by increasing the DOS environment space and
getting a new version of hugs98 (Nov 99 version). My theory on what's
happening is that the batch file runs, but there's not enoguh env space,
so hugs can't find stuff. Then, increasing the env doesn't help because
the truncated paths are already stored in the registry; but going to a
new version made fresh keys in the registry. So you might try editing
out all traces of hugs in the registry.
I now have FranTk running (under WIn95 and SunOS), and can run the
demo that's with franTk, but am finding typos/version problems with
keying in demos from the franTk manual (and the Fran demos I haven't
gotten to run under franTk). Conal (fran author) indicated that Meurig
(franTk author) would have a new version in Jan.
Meurig, is this true?
John Atwood
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Fritz K Ruehr wrote:
>
> During an installation and first test run of FranTk under Hugs
> (latest release) within Win 95, my student and I encountered an
> error message about importing a DLL file:
>
> -------
>
> ...
> Reading file "C:\HUGS98\..\FranTK\src\TclHaskellSrc\TclPrim.hs":
> Reading file "C:\HUGS98\lib\exts\Word.hs":
> Reading file "C:\HUGS98\..\FranTK\src\TclHaskellSrc\TclPrim.hs":
> Parsing
> ERROR "C:\HUGS98\..\FranTK\src\TclHaskellSrc\TclPrim.hs": Error while importing
> DLL "C:\FranTK\src\TclHaskellSrc\TclPrim.dll"
>
> -------
>
> Does anyone know what sorts of problems are likely to lead to this
> message? More specifically, is this likely to be an internal problem
> with the DLL file or a file access problem? There were some differences
> in upper/lowercase between the filename and reference, but fixing this
> did not fix the problem.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
>
> -- Fritz Ruehr
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
