🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello everybody !

As many of you might know, the tp7-version of the crt-unit has got a bug
(i guess its related to some internal timing loop) that causes the
compiled program to abort with the runtime error "Division by Zero"
before executing the first line of code (actually when initializing
crt), if the program is executed on a fast PC (faster than 130 MHz or
something).

I found a way to work around that by simply not using the CRT unit and
writing all the crucial  routines "by hand"   --no big deal.

But I experienced this error happening to me with some older programs
(games, drivers, etc.) which were apparently written using the CRT unit.

Now my question: Does anybody know a way to patch that ? Any tools,
asm-lines,
                 anything ? I would be grateful for some solution.


Please MAIL, i'm not a frequent newsgroup reader. If there is any useful
response,
             i will summarize and post it.

P.S.: If anybody would like to know more about this error, how I worked
around it, or need some code, just ask.