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From: c8843267@cc.nu.oz.au
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Running one from another.
Message-ID: <3673.269fb6bf@cc.nu.oz.au>
Date: 14 Jul 90 14:20:15 GMT
Organization: University of Newcastle
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Hi all,
	I've got a problem with the program I'm writing write now, any help
with the below troubles would really help as I'm hoping to sell this thing
when I'm done. Thanks.

	The problem:
	My program must load then at some stage run another program on disk
which is written in assembler (generated by sekav3.2). The first program (the
editor) is written in 3.4a Manx 'C'. Right now I'm trying this by using

	Execute() with the program in assembler as the arguement.

	The problem is that there are random errors usually involving the
sprites that are displayed by the assembler prog. But they are totally random
and don't appear when the assembler prog is run by itself. The only thing I 
could think of is that maybe one program is writing over top of the other
or something. ??????????

	Anyway, what is the right way to run a file off disk from a program
that is executing. ???? Is there a better way than Execute() or can anyone
explain the above. Hope so....

							Adam.