Crash reading binary file on windows 64 bit

[jayesh]

Hi Friends
I see a crash on windows 64 bit machine while reading binary file, is
there any known issue for this? Here is stack trace for that.

libclips.dll!UpdateHandler(void *
theEnv=0x0000000000000000, void * buf=0x0000000000000000, long
obji=79006416) Line 1347 C++
libclips.dll!BloadandRefresh(void *
theEnv=0x0000000004b58ad0, long objcnt=8, unsigned int objsz=41291,
void (void *, void *, long)* objupdate=0x000000004f2b4b90) Line 419 +
0xe bytes C++
libclips.dll!BloadObjects(void *
theEnv=0x0000000004e7b010) Line 1144 C++
libclips.dll!EnvBload(void * theEnv=0x0000000000000000,
char * fileName=0x000007ffff08c3b0) Line 303 C++
libclipsutil.dll!CLIPS_loadEngine() Line 287 C+
+

[Andy]

Just to clarify the situation here... we are using the same set of
CLIPS source code for all of these scenarios.

If we do a Load( <ascii rules file> ) there is no issue on any
platform (windows or many unix platforms that we use).

if we do a Bload( <platform dependent binary rules file> ) on a
Windows 32 bit platform running a 32 bit OS (Windows XP Service Pack
3) there is no issue.
- we created the platform dependent binary rules file using
Load( <ascii rules file> ) and Bsave( <platform dependent binary rules
file> ) using that same platform and OS.

If we do a Bload( <platform dependent binary rules file> ) on a
Windows 64 bit platform running a 64 bit Windows 2003 Server OS or a
Windows 64 bit platform running a Windows 7 OS, we see the crash that
is being reported below.
- we created the platform dependent binary rules file using
Load( <ascii rules file> ) and Bsave( <platform dependent binary rules
file> ) on a 64 bit windows platform running a 64 bit Windows 2003
Server OS (only).

So is there any known issue with the 64 bit platform running 64 bit
Windows 2003 Server or Windows 7 OS related to a clips binary rules
file as described in the previous paragraph? Or is that not really
supported?

[CLIPS Support]

Which version of CLIPS are you running? Where did you get the DLL?

[Jayesh Thakkar]

Thanks for response. We are running CLIPS version 6.24 and we built
the CLIPS dll using our application built system, I will get more
details from developer who created library in case this detail is not
sufficient. Do you have any suggestion to version or specific build
command?

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Trying downloading the 6.3 source at http://clipsrules.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/clipsrules/
and see if that resolves the issue.

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