[kernel32.dll] RtlMoveMemory "Float Inexact Result"

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[kernel32.dll] RtlMoveMemory "Float Inexact Result"

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Running (Dar)Wine 1.1.2
I am attempting to run a program which uses Rijndael to decrypt passwords stored in a text file.
The program uses a popular VB port of CRijndael which uses RtlMoveMemory in Kernel32.dll.

Upon apparent decryption I do not get the same results as the windows version which causes an error in my application.
Here is a portion of output from Dependency Walker.

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GetProcAddress(0x7B810000 [c:\windows\system32\KERNEL32.DLL], "RtlMoveMemory") called from "c:\windows\system32\MSVBVM60.DLL" at address 0x6600A0D8 and returned 0x7BC54758 by thread 1.
First chance exception 0xC000008F (Float Inexact Result) occurred in "c:\windows\system32\KERNEL32.DLL" at address 0x7B8334B3 by thread 1. 
Is there anything I can do? Is this the right place?
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Re: [kernel32.dll] RtlMoveMemory "Float Inexact Result&

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trex6662k5 wrote:Running (Dar)Wine 1.1.2
I am attempting to run a program which uses Rijndael to decrypt passwords stored in a text file.
The program uses a popular VB port of CRijndael which uses RtlMoveMemory in Kernel32.dll.

Upon apparent decryption I do not get the same results as the windows version which causes an error in my application.
What do you get? What is the problem? The RtlMoveMemory() is a simple wrapper around memove nothing more to it.
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Post by trex6662k5 »

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.
It appears after 3 weeks of tinkering and reading and about 30 minutes after posting this, it appears I have fixed it.
I think after installing native DCOM using winetrix the passwords are successfully decrypted.

The error had received was "code 9".
Gah I knew I was missing something but the error didn't give any hints.
I apologize for wasting your time.
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Post by vitamin »

trex6662k5 wrote:Hi,

Thanks for your reply.
It appears after 3 weeks of tinkering and reading and about 30 minutes after posting this, it appears I have fixed it.
I think after installing native DCOM using winetrix the passwords are successfully decrypted.

The error had received was "code 9".
Gah I knew I was missing something but the error didn't give any hints.
I apologize for wasting your time.
Wine shouldn't require native DCOM. If this is a freely available program or a demo with the same problem then please open a bugreport in bugzilla.
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Nah the program was made in house for a company I work for.
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