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| Reporter | anonymous | Assigned To | user72 | |
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| Priority | normal | Severity | crash | Reproducibility | always |
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| Status | closed | Resolution | duplicate | |
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| Summary | 0001006: Division by 0 and runtime error 216 |
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| Description | Unit JclSysInfo.pas contains an error in line 2306 " Freq := Round(Cycles / Ticks);". The function GetCPUSpeed(var CpuSpeed: TFreqInfo): Boolean; is called whenever a program is started (initialization) and causes on fast PCs a division by zero because Ticks = 0 !! Because this function is automatically called during initalization of the units, the programs are terminated immediately by runtime error 216. |
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| Additional Information | The problem seems to be the same as Borland had it for Borland Pascal 7. The programs also terminated by a runtime error 216 on fast PCs (at that time). This time the Jedi unit JclSysInfo.pas causes the error on fast PCs.
My PC is a Intel P4 with 2.8 GHz and DDR-400 RAM. I used the newest JCL, JVCL and JCL Bug Fixes for the test. |
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