PsiParser.ax won't register in 1.4.7

[mvallevand]

I just loaded 1.4.7 in an old Win 2K virtual machine and I got the same results. I copied in a 1.3.11 PsiParser.ax and it registers.

Martin

[sub]

I dont know what to tell you. There might be something funny about newer versions of vcredist_x86 that doesnt like Windows 2000, but I dont know what that might be.

[mvallevand]

I read through this http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/...80%29.aspx and c:\winnt\system32 does have your files and the 4053 folders do exist in WinSxS

Martin

[isgdre]

Has Anyone got it to work on Win2k?

[sub]

Has Anyone got it to work on Win2k?

I dont know. There isnt many people around here using Win2k. It sounds like 'no' is the likely answer though.

What message do you get in the Windows Event Viewer when you try registering PsiParser.ax?

[isgdre]

The event log from installing vcredist_x86.exe says

Product: Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable -- Configuration completed successfully.

The event log from gbpvr install says

Product: GB-PVR -- Error 1904. Module C:\Program Files\Devnz\GBPVR\PsiParser.ax failed to register. HRESULT -2147024769. Contact your support personnel.

Trying to register manualy like this

regsvr32 PsiParser.ax

gets me an error on the screen;
LoadLibrary("PsiPaser.ax") failed - the specificed procedure could not be found.

and there is no even for that.

[sub]

Unfortunately that doesnt tell me anything useful in solving the problem. (and I'm about to be 9000 miles away from my development environment for the next month)

[mvallevand]

That is all I had too.

Martin

[sub]

It may be worth running http://www.dependencywalker.com/ and loading PsiParser.ax to see what dependencies cannot be resolved.

It may just be a matter of taking the msvcrt.dll etc from the 4035 c:\winnt\winsxs directory, and placing them in the same directory as PsiParser.ax

[mvallevand]

There does seem to be a problem with dbghelp.dll which wasn't a problem in the last PsiParser. I got a newer version but it won't link with the already running msvcrt.dll

Martin