190 lines
5.7 KiB
MonkeyC
190 lines
5.7 KiB
MonkeyC
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;/*++
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;Copyright (c) 1992 Microsoft Corporation
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;Module Name:
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; pbmsg.mc (will create pbmsg.h when compiled)
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;Abstract:
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;
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; This file contains the pentnt messages.
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;
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;Author:
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;
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; Bryan Willman (bryanwi) 7-Dec-94
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;
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;Revision History:
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;
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;--*/
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MessageId=1 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_HELP
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Language=English
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Reports on whether local computer exhibits Intel(tm) Pentium
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Floating Point Division Error
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pentnt [-?] [-H] [-h] [-C] [-c] [-F] [-f] [-O] [-o]
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Run without arguments this program will tell you if the
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system exhibits the Pentium floating point division error
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and whether floating point emulation is forced and whether floating
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point hardware is disabled.
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-? Print this help message
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-h
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-H
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-c Turn on conditional emulation. This means that floating
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-C point emulation will be forced on if and only if
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the system detects the Pentium floating point division
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error at boot. Reboot required before this takes effect.
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This is what should generally be used.
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-f Turn on forced emulation. This means that floating
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-F point hardware is disabled and floating point emulation
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will always be forced on, regardless of whether the system
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exhibits the Pentium division error. Useful for testing
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software emulators and for working around floating point
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hardware defects unknown to the OS. Reboot required before
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this takes effect.
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-o Turn off forced emulation. Reenables floating point hardware
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-O if present. Reboot required before this takes effect.
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The Floating Point Division error that this program addresses only
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occurs on certain Intel Pentium processors. It only affects floating
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point operations. The problem is described in detail in a white paper
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available from Intel. If you are doing critical work with programs that
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perform floating point division and certain related functions that
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use the same hardware (including remainder and transcendtal functions),
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you may wish to use this program to force emulation.
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Type "pentnt -? | more" if you need to see all the help text
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MessageId=2 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_NO_FLOAT_HARDWARE
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Language=English
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This computer does not have any floating point hardware,
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therefore you do not need to run this program.
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.
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MessageId=3 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_NOT_NT
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Language=English
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This program is only useful on Windows NT.
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MessageId=4 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_NEED_NTOK
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Language=English
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You are running a version of Windows NT that does not
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support forced emulation. You must upgrade to Service
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Pack 1 (or later) for Windows NT Version 3.5 or upgrade to
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Windows NT Version 3.51 or later, if you wish to
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use the forced emulation workaround for the Pentium
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floating point division error.
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.
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MessageId=5 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_SET_FAILED
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Language=English
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Unable to set the ForceNpxEmulation flag in the registry.
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Error code = %d.
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MessageId=6 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_OFF_OK
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Language=English
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Floating point hardware is not disabled.
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This program has not made any changes.
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MessageId=7 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_OFF_REBOOT
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation has already been turned off,
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but is still active. You must shut down and restart your
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system for this to take effect.
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MessageId=8 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_TURNED_OFF
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation has been turned off.
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MessageId=9 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_REBOOT
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Language=English
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You must shut down and restart your system for this change
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to take effect.
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MessageId=10 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_ON_COND_REBOOT
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation has already been conditionally
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enabled, but is not active. You must shut down and restart your
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system to activate emulation.
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MessageId=11 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_ON_COND_OK
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation is already conditionally enabled,
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and appears to be working. This program has not changed anything.
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MessageId=12 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_TURNED_ON_CONDITIONAL
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Language=English
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Floating point emulation has been conditionally enabled.
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MessageId=13 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_ON_ALWAYS_OK
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation is already forced on.
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This program has not made any changes.
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MessageId=14 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_ON_ALWAYS_REBOOT
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Language=English
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Floating point emulation has already been unconditionally enabled,
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but is not active. You need to shut down and restart your
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system to activate emulation.
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MessageId=15 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_TURNED_ON_ALWAYS
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation has been unconditionally enabled.
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MessageId=16 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_FLOAT_WORKS
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Language=English
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The floating point hardware in this system does not
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exhibit the Pentium floating point division error.
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MessageId=17 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_EMULATION_ON_AND_WORKS
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Language=English
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Floating point hardware is disabled and floating point emulation
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has been enabled.
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MessageId=18 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_FDIV_ERROR
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Language=English
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The floating point hardware in this system exhibits
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the Pentium floating point division error.
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MessageId=19 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_IS_ON_REBOOT
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Language=English
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Forced floating point emulation has already been enabled
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either conditionally or unconditionally, but you
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must shut down and restart the system before
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it will take effect.
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MessageId=20 SymbolicName=MSG_PENTBUG_CRITICAL_WORK
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Language=English
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If you are doing critical work using applications that
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depend on floating point division, remainder or
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transcendental instructions, you may wish to disable
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floating point hardware and to force floating point emulation.
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Run "pentnt -c" and then shut down and restart your
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system to force floating point emulation on.
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If you do this, floating point operations will run
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much more slowly.
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