Re: NEC-LIST: More on the "Stack Fault" error

Dear Dan
Why don't you try using SuperNEC. This is based on the NEC2 code, but is
much simply and better to use in terms of the great GUI interface, and the
fact that you can write antenna assemblies and structures(or just use
predefined ones).
You can download an evaluation copy at www.supernec.com . It runs perfectly
well on Windows XP if you have Matlab 6.1 (a patch for matlab must however
be download at the mathworks site for it to work properly on XP)

Regards
Brandon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Maguire" <bethdan_at_pacbell.net>
To: <nec-list_at_gweep.ca>
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 9:02 PM
Subject: NEC-LIST: More on the "Stack Fault" error

> I forgot to mention that I have already tried various Windows XP
> "Compatibility mode" settings without success. I've also experimented
with
> several settings for Windows XP virtual memory, including various "Custom"
> settings, the "System managed" setting, and the "No paging file" setting.
>
> The Stack Fault problem also arises when attempting to use any of the
> various NEC2D modules distributed with the YGO3 Yagi Optimizer package.
> However, both the EZNEC and NEC-Win Plus programs run just fine under XP.
I
> assume this is because they are using more recently compiled versions of
> NEC2.
>
> So, if anyone has been able to run either Arie's 4nec2 package or the YGO3
> package under Windows XP and/or on a machine with 512M of RAM, I'd very
much
> like to hear from you. Or if anyone can point me to a public domain
version
> of NEC2 that may be freely redistributed and runs under Windows XP, that
> would help also.
>
> Thank again,
> Dan
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