Error code definitions and resolutions ...

Oak · Post by **Oak** » Thu Jun 04, 2009 11:26 am

I'm new here and trying to figure out how to troubleshoot an unsupported application under CrossOver/wine.

Can someone please direct me or tell me what the following error might indicate so I can start to research and solve the problem?

# Error: DAGGEN_0007: hex2led.vhd : (0, 0): Error during conversion C:\my_designs\samples_81\training\vhdl_training\freq_meter_1\compile\he x2led_hex2led.dag to C:\my_designs\samples_81\training\vhdl_training\freq_meter_1\compile\he x2led_hex2led._x86.bin

It looks like I may be missing a resource dependency which would allow the conversion of windows code to OS X binary?

I've post on the CodeWeaver site too. If I code get a hint/guess from anyone here I would be grateful.

austin987 · Post by **austin987** » Thu Jun 04, 2009 11:29 am

On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Oak <[email protected]> wrote:

I'm new here and trying to figure out how to troubleshoot an unsupported application under CrossOver/wine.

Can someone please direct me or tell me what the following error might indicate so I can start to research and solve the problem?

# Error: DAGGEN_0007: hex2led.vhd : (0, 0): Error during conversion Â C:\my_designs\samples_81\training\vhdl_training\freq_meter_1\compile\he x2led_hex2led.dag to Â C:\my_designs\samples_81\training\vhdl_training\freq_meter_1\compile\he x2led_hex2led._x86.bin

It looks like I may be missing a resource dependency which would allow the conversion of windows code to OS X binary?

I've post on the CodeWeaver site too. If I code get a hint/guess from anyone here I would be grateful.

Terminal output? Wine version?

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-Austin

James Mckenzie · Post by **James Mckenzie** » Thu Jun 04, 2009 1:23 pm

Austin English Re: [Wine] Error code definitions and resolutions ...

On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Oak <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm new here and trying to figure out how to troubleshoot an unsupported application under CrossOver/wine.

He is using Crossover.

Sorry, but you are going to have to ask them what the problem is.

Can someone please direct me or tell me what the following error might indicate so I can start to research and solve the problem?

# Error: DAGGEN_0007: hex2led.vhd : (0, 0): Error during conversion Â C:\my_designs\samples_81\training\vhdl_training\freq_meter_1\compile\he x2led_hex2led.dag to Â C:\my_designs\samples_81\training\vhdl_training\freq_meter_1\compile\he x2led_hex2led._x86.bin

It looks like I may be missing a resource dependency which would allow the conversion of windows code to OS X binary?

No. However, you may be attempting to use a file type that is currently not supported under Crossover.

This will have to be taken up by the Crossover/Mac support folks.

However, if you are willing to use Wine for MacOSX, then we could help.

Mike Kronenberg is not supporting the Darwine project anymore, and his last build is 1.1.21.

James McKenzie

Oak · Post by **Oak** » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:03 pm

Yes, I used crossOver.

I'm new at this and I am picking up on the history of CrossOver and wine.

Here is the post reply for the same question from Ken Thomases at CodeWeavers Forum:

http://www.codeweavers.com/support/foru ... ;msg=53904

That error seems to be specific to the software you're using. None of the names or numbers mean anything in a general context, as far as I can tell.

I googled for "daggen_0007" and found some entries in WineHQ's AppDB for the app Aldec Active-HDL. Is that what you're trying to run? If so, the problem is documented in WineHQ's Bugzilla: http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15938

Now I'm not sure if I need to start using wine as the starting point.

I mean the Aldec, ActiveHDL tool runs wonderfully; the GUI comes up I can get all the graphics, the hierarchy and compile order is correct. But, then, the most important and needed element, conversion and compilation, of the Entity/Architecture pairs is incomplete.

It all seems so close to working.

The error, obviously indicates a conversion issue. So dependencies must be missing to complete the conversions to x86 binary in the OS X format?

I'm a Digital Designer trying to use my Windows FPGA design tools on OS X, Leopard 10.5.7.

I'd love to see this work since binary conversion is so much faster than using VM's.

I did look into installing wine using (under?) xcode. Didn't do it yet as this post and a duplicate post over at Code Weavers were waiting on replies.

Perhaps I'll be returning soon - as it seems that wine should be used for development prior to CrossOver but, not necessary? CrossOver seems to be wine with some additional features???

Thanks very much for your time.

Oak · Post by **Oak** » Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:58 pm

Mike Kronenberg is not supporting the Darwine project anymore, and his last build is 1.1.21.

James McKenzie

Not sure why you mention Darwin if the project isn't supported.

Code Weavers recommended that I start with wine by following the bug and answering question's as they arise.

I'm willing to use wine as you've mentioned.

I don't know where to start James.

James McKenzie · Post by **James McKenzie** » Fri Jun 05, 2009 9:15 pm

Oak wrote:

Mike Kronenberg is not supporting the Darwine project anymore, and his last build is 1.1.21.

James McKenzie

So, your offer to help is under the condition that I have to use Darwine?

Sorry for the ineptitude! But, I have to start somewhere.

So, if Aldec (which is unsupported in CO) is able to come up as well as it does, that must mean there are common conversions for common data types? It's when we start to use application specific code that needs to be deciphered and applied to a build version and placed in a library, included in the source and called during compilation to test?

I know, I need to read the manual(s) ... [Shocked]

You seemed to find the bug and it is still open. You should create a
bugzilla account and vote for it. Better yet, you seem to have
programming skills of some sort so you might just want to solve the
problem.

James McKenzie

Oak · Post by **Oak** » Sat Jun 06, 2009 12:24 pm

[/quote]You seemed to find the bug and it is still open. You should create a
bugzilla account and vote for it. Better yet, you seem to have
programming skills of some sort so you might just want to solve the
problem.

James McKenzie[/quote]

Thank you for the invitation.

Found that Darwine is not necessary any longer; deleted.

Have Xcode installed, installed MacPorts, reading.

Baby steps.

Thank you for taking the time.

Oak · Post by **Oak** » Sun Jun 07, 2009 4:10 pm

Still having the same problem as previously posted.

So, am to now start a new project and try to drum up help via bugzilla?