[great-users] Great from source, and GME 5.9.21

[Daniel Balasubramanian]

Hi Harmon,

This probably means that the component (the .dll) is missing one of its dependencies (.dll's that it loads into its address space when it runs).  To verify this, download Dependency Walker from:
http://www.dependencywalker.com/depends21_x86.zip
And open the "Great Master Interpreter.dll" with it.  It will tell you if any of the necessary files it needs are not present.
Another way to verify this is to open a command prompt, and go to the location of the Great Master Interpreter, and type in the command:
regsvr32 "Great Master Interpreter.dll"
If it returns saying something like, "Registration Failed: The specified module could not be found." then that is the problem (although using dependency walker will tell you exactly which missing dll is causing the problem).

Hope this helps,
Daniel



-----Original Message-----
From:	great-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu on behalf of Harmon Nine
Sent:	Wed 3/8/2006 10:22 AM
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Subject:	[great-users] Great from source, and GME 5.9.21

When trying to register a component (in particular the "GReAT Master
Interpreter") in GME from a locally compiled GReAT (source from VSS,
Master interpreter dll from {GReAT Source Dir}\bin), GME 5.11.18 raises
an exception and will not register, and GME 5.9.21 crashes.

 

Is there a fix for this?

 

Thanks.

-- Harmon