1/11/2013 10:09 AM | |
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There is a way to controll which rtddl/dll is running or registered. Therefore you can use the Rtss Task Manager from Interval Zero which will be also installed when you install the Interval Zero RTX this must be the right website http://www.intervalzero.com/rtx-downloads/ the Interval Zero RTX is a free download If you want to have the Interval Zero SDK you have to pay for it |
1/11/2013 10:33 AM | |
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For the installation of the Interval Zero RTX you don't need any PAC-key. (i never need a PAC-key for this) |
1/11/2013 10:35 AM | |
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Hi bigfoot, I have used RTXAnalyser (also from zero interval) on the PC and it came up with the results that i attached. I also attached screenshots from RTX5.1. Maybe you can see something on that. Greetings, Nico AttachmentRTX51.zip (917 Downloads) |
1/11/2013 10:41 AM | |
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Can you maybe send a screenshot a your SFB call for the RTDLL in your SCL-Source? |
1/11/2013 12:41 PM | |
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Hi bigfoot, i've checked the rtdll wit dependency and found that not all files were in the correct folder. So i've adjusted this. But now i get another error (screen6). I've also added the code that calls the SFB (screen7). Is it possible that the problem is related to the OS? The previous one was 2000 embedded and now its XP. I'm setting up a machine with win2K now, and then im going to try it. The call of the sfb will not bring much info i guess, cause the string is loaded indirectly. But im sure that is has the following format: *RTSS:WinACTmSrv.rtdll Greetings, Nico AttachmentScreens.zip (789 Downloads) |
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