[DGD]Initializing problem

[Felix A. Croes]

Stephen Schmidt <schmidsj at union.edu> wrote:

> On Thu, 19 Apr 2001, Felix A. Croes wrote:
> > Replacing is not modifying :) 
>
> My apologies - replacing is, in fact, what I'm doing, and I'm
> working off the information in your recent post which was, in
> fact, in response to my last question :)

But the errormessage you gave was:

> : /kernel/obj/user.c, 14: cannot include "kernel.h"

How can this happen if you haven't modified /kernel/obj/user.c?


> Next question turns out to be: The error
>
>    Error within runtime_error:
>    Array index out of range
>
> Does that mean that a runtime error is occuring within the
> runtime_error() function in the driver.c object, or does it
> mean a runtime error is happening somewhere else and the
> driver object is catching it? I have looked at the code of
> runtime_error() and it does, in fact, have an array index
> which is dynamically generated and could possibly be out
> of range. But it seems kind of unlikely. If this is happening
> in a different object, how do I find out which, and in which
> function?

This looks like a foul-up due to an error occurring in the kernel
library itself.

Regards,
Dworkin

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