BUG: DX1010 Running PowerStation Application from NMAKELast reviewed: July 14, 1995Article ID: Q106728 |
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SYMPTOMSWhen using an MS-DOS extended version of NMAKE, the DOSXNT error
DOSXNT : fatal error DX1010: DOS-Extended applications nested too deeplyoccurs when attempting to run an application built with FORTRAN PowerStation from the makefile.
CAUSEFORTRAN PowerStation for MS-DOS comes with two MS-DOS extenders: DOSXMSF.EXE -- This is the MS-DOS extender used by programs created with the FORTRAN PowerStation. DOSXNT.EXE -- This is the MS-DOS extender loaded by PowerStation utilities such as NMAKE and FL32. The DX1010 error occurs when attempting to load one MS-DOS extender while the other MS-DOS extender is in memory. These two MS-DOS extenders are not compatible (see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article Q106567 for more information on the incompatibility between DOSXNT.EXE and DOSXMSF.EXE).
RESOLUTIONThere are two alternatives to avoid the conflict:
version 5.1 or earlier. STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in FORTRAN PowerStation version 1.0 and 1.0a for MS-DOS. This is not a problem in FORTRAN PowerStation 32.
MORE INFORMATIONRunning NMAKE that ships with the FORTRAN PowerStation on the sample makefile below generates the DX1010 error when attempting to run HELLO.EXE:
Sample Makefilerun: hello.exe hellohello.exe: fl32 <<hello.for print *, 'Hello' end<<KEEP
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