Access Viloation moving to Windows 10

I have recently moved FTN95 Express from Win7 to Win10 and get the following:

00538da8 allocate_constant_entity(<ptr>structÄconstant_entity) [+0056] 005355e6 inst_memref(void) [+0373] 00535f3b send_instruction(<ptr>structÄpending_instruction) [+1a9b] 0053500f complete_emit(void) [+0250] 00534bb5 emitr(enumÄmachine_instruction,enumÄcpu_register) [+002a] 0047a60d do_function_top(<ptr>structÄtree_record) [+0603] 0051e1aa code_generator(<ref>structÄtree_ptr) [+2022] 00416e11 end_function(int) [+10f0]

from the source:

Program hello I=1 Stop End

I get the following in the CMD prompt:

[FTN95/Win32 Ver. 5.40.0 Copyright (c) Silverfrost Ltd 1993-2009] 0002) i=1 WARNING - Variable I has been given a value but never used

A 0 byte obj. file and no EXE.

Same story from the IDE. Any ideas anyone ?

Thanks, Kevin

I don't think that you can do anything with this other than to update to the latest FTN95 and salflibc.dll.

So as the latest version for Express mentioned on your site is still 5.40 which I tried, are you saying that I will have to purchase a full version of FTN95 to work under Win10 ?

The current download of FTN95 Personal will give you the V 8.05 compiler, which you may try on your code and then decide what to do next.

OK, i'll give that a try. Thanks.

Hi all,

At hours before midnight I finally took up the Windows 10 offer on 2 of my pc's. Both upgraded without any apparent problems. My notebook with Win8.1 upgraded to Windows 10 Home My desktop with Win 7_64 upgraded to Windows 10 Pro

Based on Eddie's post last year on upgrading to Win 10 (can't find it) I was expecting to have a number of updates loaded, but it has now been 18 hours and there have been no further updates since the initial upgrade, which included a few restarts.

Is this a false dawn or has the upgrade gone seamlessly ? FTN95 /64 appears to be working.

John

Everything should be fine John as the updates are Cumulative (i.e. contain all individual updates).

You should expect the Anniversary update on both machines on or just after 2 August.