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LibraryNotLoadedError

Michael Gross-4

I wonder if anybody has any ideas on this. I have a funny situation ……

Two users launch the same image with the SAME shortcut but, get different results.

For one person it launches successfully but, the other one gets a  LibraryNotLoadedError.

The image & dll are in the same directory and nothing is specified in Smalltalk to look in a specific folder.

Is there something I am missing?

 

 

Mike


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Re: LibraryNotLoadedError

Jan Weerts
Hi Michael!

On 08.06.2011 16:50, Michael Gross wrote:
> I wonder if anybody has any ideas on this. I have a funny situation
> ...... Two users launch the same image with the SAME shortcut but,
> get different results. For one person it launches successfully but,
> the other one gets a  LibraryNotLoadedError. The image&  dll are in
> the same directory and nothing is specified in Smalltalk to look in
> a specific folder. Is there something I am missing?

Assuming you are talking about two users on two different machines, I
guess the machines have a different set of libraries installed. This
means not only the direct libraries belonging to VW but also dependent
libraries. Those you can inspect e.g. with the DependencyWalker
http://www.dependencywalker.com/

Also it would help, if you had a stack trace including the name of the
missing library and not just the plain error class.

Regards
   Jan
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Re: LibraryNotLoadedError

Dave Stevenson-3
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Maybe check the CEnvironment for each user?:

    CEnvironment userEnvironment
 
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From: Michael Gross <[hidden email]>
To: "[hidden email] NC" <[hidden email]>
Sent: Wed, June 8, 2011 9:50:15 AM
Subject: [vwnc] LibraryNotLoadedError

I wonder if anybody has any ideas on this. I have a funny situation ……

Two users launch the same image with the SAME shortcut but, get different results.

For one person it launches successfully but, the other one gets a  LibraryNotLoadedError.

The image & dll are in the same directory and nothing is specified in Smalltalk to look in a specific folder.

Is there something I am missing?

 

 

Mike


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Re: LibraryNotLoadedError

Michael Gross-4
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Hi Jan,
       It is two users on two different machines pointing to the same image & "start in:" library.
I have looked at an error log that is generated and it is what I would expect if Smalltalk could not see the dll.
The Smalltalk code is not specifying a library to look in for the dll.


Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Weerts [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2011 11:00 AM
To: Michael Gross
Cc: [hidden email] NC
Subject: Re: [vwnc] LibraryNotLoadedError

Hi Michael!

On 08.06.2011 16:50, Michael Gross wrote:
> I wonder if anybody has any ideas on this. I have a funny situation
> ...... Two users launch the same image with the SAME shortcut but,
> get different results. For one person it launches successfully but,
> the other one gets a  LibraryNotLoadedError. The image&  dll are in
> the same directory and nothing is specified in Smalltalk to look in
> a specific folder. Is there something I am missing?

Assuming you are talking about two users on two different machines, I
guess the machines have a different set of libraries installed. This
means not only the direct libraries belonging to VW but also dependent
libraries. Those you can inspect e.g. with the DependencyWalker
http://www.dependencywalker.com/

Also it would help, if you had a stack trace including the name of the
missing library and not just the plain error class.

Regards
   Jan

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