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From: schiff@birch.berkeley.edu (Michael Schiff)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Debugging code that uses the MIDI Manager
Message-ID: <SCHIFF.90May30115338@birch.berkeley.edu>
Date: 30 May 90 19:53:38 GMT
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I've been trying to get started writing programs that use the MIDI manager (in
Think C 4.0), but I'm having lots of problems.

Basically, I can't seem to use MIDIWakeUp() properly.  The real problem,
though, is that every time my program crashes (in a routine called by
MIDIWakeUp()), I have to reboot my Mac.  This is a major pain.

I'm using the Think C source-code debugger, and I have MacsBug installed.
Neither exit-to-shell nor exit-to-application seems to work.  I suspect my
problem has something to do with not setting up the A5 register properly, but
I'm not sure about that.

Any suggestions on how I can get back to Think C (or even the Finder) without
rebooting?

Thanks in advance...

Mike