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Major BUG in HP Prime Emulator (or maybe the ConnKit)) - bobkrohn - 12-29-2014 08:53 AM
Started the Emulator.
Cloned physical calculator to Emulator.
Now they are the same right???
Not so fast Buckaroo.
None of the programs that call OTHER programs now work.
(everything was working fine on the physical calculator )
If you open the programs that call OTHER programs and do a "CHECK",
the OTHER programs that are called show as having a "problem".
If you then open the OTHER called programs and "CHECK" everything is reported as OK. i.e. there was no problem in the first place.
Now it works in the program that called it.
Apparently, you have to go and "re-compile" all your programs that may be called by others?
Holy Shit, are you kidding?
So far i have about 30-40 of these.
I wonder if this is true when you clone one physical calculator to another physical calculator ???
What about RESTORING one physical calculator to another physical calculator ???
How would you ever distribute mildly sophisticated programs??
RE: Major BUG in HP Prime Emulator (or maybe the ConnKit)) - Tim Wessman - 12-29-2014 11:45 PM
(12-29-2014 08:53 AM)bobkrohn Wrote: How would you ever distribute mildly sophisticated programs??
Put everything in the same file...
The "program" file should be thought of more like a library from the 48 and not a individual function. You can have local variables, however many functions you want, etc.
When you start linking stuff together across multiple files it can introduce dependencies as you've discovered.
RE: Major BUG in HP Prime Emulator (or maybe the ConnKit)) - acmeanvil - 12-30-2014 01:59 PM
Just to confirm, cloning seems to work fine with functions called from 4x seperate program libraries in my Prime. Try to open each function/library you are using in the connectivity kit, then save each of them again.