Need help with.. With... Pascal! :,( Created 18 years ago2005-07-24 14:47:15 UTC by Daubster

Ok since i had nothin to do when i was gone, and the only cpu available was my father's notebook, which is CRAP, I made a game with Pascal... Now It worked fine on the notebook, but once I copy it into my cpu, it always gives me an error, when I try to run it:
Runtime error 200. Division by zero
Now the way I understand it, the compiler thinks, that I try to divide sumthin by 0.. That's bullshit! Theres not 1 single "mod", "div" or "/" in my program! In other words I don't try to divide anythin by anythin!
So can anyone in the community, who understands Pascal tell me, why do i get that error?

Is the program being interpreted or has it been compiled? Any PASCAL libraries differing on the different computers?

few years ago i knew pascal good
Maybe the compilers version differs? you used different versions of pascal?

Nahthe compiler ver. and the libraries should be the same, cause I used the same CD to install em in both my father's notebook and my PC...
I use Crt and Graph libraries...
Any more ideas?

delete pascal

Everything sorted out now. The game works. Check it out here:
http://www.twhl.co.za/forums.php?action=viewthread&pg=last&id=8710

What was wrong?

I googled the web for this problem and found a it. This problem usually occurs on all faster cpus from (PII and AMD K6). For some reason on faster cpus, the Crt libraries command "delay()" gets buggy and the compiler somehow thinks that you're trying to divide somethin by 0. I won't go into details, you can see for yourself here, if you exprience the problem too...