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On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 17:03:13 +0100, Tony wrote:

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>Does anyone have the same problems I have?
>At least more times a day my system crashes while executing an application
>in the Delphi 6 de{*word*81}.
>I've tried it on different machines (Compaq with Intel Pentium III , Other
>system with AMD Athlon 700, both running with WIN'98 and 128 Mb RAM) The
>system crashes or gives errors like stack overflow, insufficient memory or
>simply stacks where only a system reset helps while the compiled version of
>the program has no errors and runs smoothly (even in multi-user). Maybe
>there are some patches to implement or what, I don't know.

>Can someone give me some tips ????

>Rob Jongejan

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"Rob Jongejan" <rob.jonge...@zonnet.nl> wrote in message

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> Does anyone have the same problems I have?
> At least more times a day my system crashes while executing an application
> in the Delphi 6 de{*word*81}.
> I've tried it on different machines (Compaq with Intel Pentium III , Other
> system with AMD Athlon 700, both running with WIN'98 and 128 Mb RAM) The
> system crashes or gives errors like stack overflow, insufficient memory or
> simply stacks where only a system reset helps while the compiled version
of
> the program has no errors and runs smoothly (even in multi-user). Maybe
> there are some patches to implement or what, I don't know.

> Can someone give me some tips ????

> Rob Jongejan

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Greg Lorriman wrote in message

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>Even Delphi 4 was a bit heavy for win98. Delphi 5 forced me onto NT. The
>difference is rather like the change from win3.1 to win95 - astounding for
>developement purposes.

>Get win2k or XP as soon as you can. You'll look back at win9x with

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"Chrissie" <eli...@c2i.net> wrote in message

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> Greg Lorriman wrote in message
> <1010794780.28504.0.nnrp-13.9e98b...@news.demon.co.uk>...
> >Even Delphi 4 was a bit heavy for win98. Delphi 5 forced me onto NT. The
> >difference is rather like the change from win3.1 to win95 - astounding
for
> >developement purposes.

> >Get win2k or XP as soon as you can. You'll look back at win9x with
> distaste.

> Everyone I know looks at W2k and XP with distaste.

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> We're staying here (98) as long as humanly possible.

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> Maybe it will not be long, but you know. Every game I have
> yields 2/3 of the perfomance on NT.

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> By the way W2K look up too. At least on my PC.
> A LOT.

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