Re: Maple's "fd" crash code, and FORTRAN in Maple
- From: Christopher Creutzig <christopher@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 15:25:12 +0200
Craig Carey wrote:
A MuPad person (Mr Christopher Creutzig), said earlier at sci.math.symbolic, that some of Maple was in FORTRAN.
Did I? I can't remember knowing or saying something to this end, and groups.google.com only turns up some speculation of mine in 2003 that Maple *might* include some Fortran, which was based on the cooperation with NAG.
| unknown software exception (0xc00000fd) at 0x00245713.
The hexadecimal "fd" error is uninformative. Also it is not trustable
Blame Microsoft. At the point where the message is printed, Maple is no longer running, the message is generated by the operating system. According to msdn, the fd is “STATUS_STACK_OVERFLOW”, usually caused by a recursion nested too deeply.
regards, Christopher Creutzig .
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