Hi! I have a exe file that uses a standard FORTRAN open statement to access an input file. This exe file is run under WINE in a LINUX machine. When I run this exe file 2 times or more simultaneously on the same machine, the open statement fails and the input file can't be open. Is there any limitation of WINE that may lead to this failure? I get the following fixme message when running the exe file, fixme:msvcrt:MSVCRT__sopen : pmode 0x01ed ignored May this fact pmode 0x01ed ignored be the reason of the failure described above? Thanks in advance for any help! S?nia -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20110224/b566c902/attachment.htm>
slileo wrote:> When I run this exe file 2 times or more simultaneously on the same machine, the open statement fails and the input file can't be open.Does it work on Windows? Some programs open files with restrictive share flags. Also there are some issues in that area in Wine. Why do you need to have 2 programs accessing the same file?
No program writes to this file. It is a file with inputdata needed for the calculations that several programs (Windows compiled) have to read. /S