Closed xMez closed 5 years ago
The build process for an executable only packs the script and its dependencies together with the AutoHotkey executable; therefor there should be no difference between the two starting methods. The difference in size may be the result of not having mpress on your system, which would compress the resulting exe file. The logs do not seems to indicate any problem, though.
You may try to run the script with a different AutoHotkey.exe version; maybe ANSI, 32-bit would work. What are the changes you made to the script?
Now I've tried it with a different version of AHK, I was using 64-bit and have now switched to 32-bit Unicode and it works. There seems to be some incompatibilities for some windows functions between the two versions.
It also works to enforce building it with the 32-bit AHK binary even when having 64-bit version installed.
same thing happens to me,too. and 32-bits version does not work. weird.
I was trying to do work in some changed to bug.n but I cannot get it to run properly when i start from the Main.ahk file or when I build it myself.
When I launch it explorer.exe and bug.n immediately freeze, if I close explorer from when I get the prompt that it's frozen bug.n manages to launch. This does not happen when using the provided exe from the releases, but when I try to build it myself the file it creates has the same issues and the file it creates has a size of 437KB instead 339KB.
Build log
Main.ahk log
9.0.1 Release log