[Wine] C++ runtime error
DraycosGoldaryn
wineforum-user at winehq.org
Sat Aug 7 12:34:53 CDT 2010
Greetings,
I'm having a slight error with a certain program in wine. I'm using RPG Maker XP to make an rpg game. It utilizes a modified version of ruby called RGSS. I am using a script that opens a debug output console, it works fine in M$ Windows, but I get the following error in wine:
> Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
> Runtime Error!
>
> Program: E:\RPGXP\SDK\Game.exe
>
>
> This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
> Please contact the application's support team for more information.
Here is the script in question:
Code:
#===============================================================================
# ** Debug
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Provides a console window to log debugging messages and prints to a log file
#===============================================================================
module Debug
@active = false
begin
@file = File.open('debug.log', File::CREAT|File::APPEND|File::WRONLY)
rescue IOError
print "Could not open debug.log for writing"
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Open a console window for debug output
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.start
@active = true
if self.active
# Open console window and select it for :puts
Win32API.new("kernel32", "AllocConsole", "V", "L").call
$stdout.reopen("CONOUT$")
# Bring the game window back to the front
Win32API.new("user32", "SetForegroundWindow", "L", "L").call(hwnd)
f = File.open("Game.ini")
lines = f.readlines()
s = lines[3]
len = s.size
title = (s[6,len - 7])
Win32API.new("kernel32","SetConsoleTitleA","p","s").call("#{title} -- " +
"Debug Console")
end
self.header
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Stop debugging
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.stop
Win32API.new("kernel32", "FreeConsole", "", "L").call if self.active
@active = false
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Write log headers
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.header
return if @written
@written = true
# Write log headers
self.log("========================================================")
self.log(Time.now)
self.log("--------------------------------------------------------")
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Stop debugging
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.active
return (@active and ($TEST or $DEBUG))
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Write to console
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.log(string)
self.header
puts string if self.active
@file.print string.to_s + "\n" if @file != nil
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Write to console; not done every frame
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.log_by_frame(string, sec = 5)
self.log(string) if Graphics.frame_count % (Graphics.frame_rate * sec) == 0
end
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# * Find the game window and return it
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
def self.hwnd
if $HWND == nil
find = Win32API.new('user32', 'FindWindowA', %w(p p), 'l')
$HWND = find.call('RGSS Player', Settings["Title"])
end
# Finds Window
return $HWND
end
self.start
end
After some extensive testing, I have determined the following line of code to be the cause of the error:
Code:
$stdout.reopen("CONOUT$")
This line is the one that directs ruby to print to the console window. I don't get the error if I comment out the line, but nothing gets printed to the console either. Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
Thank you,
Draycos Goldaryn
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