Hi,
> NM 5) SP=41855630 RP=b9.0024fb84 ?COB_TRAP+$8
> export stub: b9.0041eb74 U_CATCH_ARITHMETIC_TRAP+$9c4
> NM 6) SP=418553f0 RP=b9.0041e19c U_CATCH_ARITHMETIC_TRAP.int_rslt+$158
> export stub: a.002a315c px_getsig_lowpri+$188
> NM 7) SP=418550f0 RP=a.01588530 px_getsig+$1738
> NM 8) SP=41854e30 RP=a.01428558 execute_interrupt+$150
> NM 9) SP=41854930 RP=a.01428afc process_low_pri_proc_int+$30
> NM a) SP=41854830 RP=a.00135d98 hpe_interrupt_marker_stub
> --- Interrupt Marker
> NM 1) SP=418547f0 RP=31b.0005c88c sendfuncmsg+$c0
> --- End Interrupt Marker Frame ---
>
> PC=31b.0005c88c sendfuncmsg+$c0
> NM 0) SP=41854630 RP=31b.0005c738 ?sendfuncmsg+$8
> export stub: 32e.000643f8 chatroom$002$+$1524
> NM 1) SP=41854470 RP=32e.00000000
> (end of NM stack)
This shows that the error was in your code, not in GENMSG. The code
location in question is sendfuncmsg+$c0.
Please try:
:run CHATROOM.NMPRG.E3K;XL="XL.PUB.E3K"; debug
dc sendfuncmsg, d0/4
and send/post the results.
Also, if the SETDUMP run is repeated, when you abort, please try:
lev 0, 1
dr
that will show us the registers as they were when the instruction
at sendfuncmsg+$c0 trapped.
thanks!
>
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> <META charset=3DUTF-8 http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; charse=
> t=3Dutf-8">
> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1141" name=3DGENERATOR></HEAD>
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Some pernicious mail programs quietly revert to HTML mode without telling
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In some, you may notice a "rich text" checkbox getting turned
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