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Windows 10 AND 11.
A user notified me yesterday and I confirmed here. SpecWeb is crashing inside an Intel DLL (Not in SpecWeb itself).
Includes the version of SpecWeb in SpecScript as well.
And, my build chain for SpecWeb no longer works, due to Intel dropping the product, and not renewing licensees and letting the existing ones expire.
The "new" product is x64 only (SpecWeb was x86), and is based on c++17 vs. c++11, so lots of stuff is different.
That's all the bad news. Better news is I've made some good progress, last night and today, and have something that runs. There are issues and it's not anywhere near ready to release but at this point I have hope.
It's also possible that either MS or Intel will fix what got broken with the update...
FYI the non SpecWeb methods in SpecScript continue to work, but if you pick "Feeling Lucky" and it picks SpecWeb, SepcWeb will crash and you won't get anything out.
I will post updates here, until I have a release.
A user notified me yesterday and I confirmed here. SpecWeb is crashing inside an Intel DLL (Not in SpecWeb itself).
Includes the version of SpecWeb in SpecScript as well.
And, my build chain for SpecWeb no longer works, due to Intel dropping the product, and not renewing licensees and letting the existing ones expire.
The "new" product is x64 only (SpecWeb was x86), and is based on c++17 vs. c++11, so lots of stuff is different.
That's all the bad news. Better news is I've made some good progress, last night and today, and have something that runs. There are issues and it's not anywhere near ready to release but at this point I have hope.
It's also possible that either MS or Intel will fix what got broken with the update...
FYI the non SpecWeb methods in SpecScript continue to work, but if you pick "Feeling Lucky" and it picks SpecWeb, SepcWeb will crash and you won't get anything out.
I will post updates here, until I have a release.