The more interesting question is WHICH primitive failed. Most likely you
are requesting some resource from the OS (a Pixmap, external library
call, file, socket or process), and Windows is happy to give it to you
but Linux isn't. Maybe it can't find it, or says what you are asking for
is too big or the wrong format (e.g. bitmap depth), or maybe you don't
have permission for it.
By the way, your language sounds really interesting; is there anything
published about it? Would it be possible to have an example screenshot
and/or short description of your visual language to put on the
Domain-Specific Modeling Forum's site?
http://www.dsmforum.org/cases.htmlHTH,
Steve
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> Subject: [vwnc] Unhandled Exception: a primitive has failed.
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> Hi All,
>
> I have a application which is basically a data flow/visual
> programming approach to Image analysis and simulation. Different
> classes are instantiated by selecting and placing "glyphs" on a
> "canvas" and then connecting them together to indicate the data flow.
> There are approximately 300 glyphs/classes. One of the
> classes, Cauchy2DParameter is subclassed from Bennett2DParameter.
> When I try to instantiate the Cauchy2DParameter on a Windows box (
> XP) it works fine, however, when I try on a Linux 32 box, if fails
> with an Unhandled Exception: a primitive has failed. Looking at the
> stack this exception is raised from
> HandleRegistry>>evaluateWithFullProtection. If I ftp the image file
> from the window box to the Linux box I get the same error. This is
> the only class that causes this error.
>
> Any Ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
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