application failed to initialize properly

illBIOSurBUTT · Post by **illBIOSurBUTT** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 2:07 am

hey guys, u may have noticed i haven't been on in a month or two. my sister picked up another game and i have had to play that with her. but today, i got a hankering for a game that takes some brains, so and i clicked on asgs and it told me the application failed to initialize! having not had my fix in almost 2 months, i started gittering, and then went into more serious convulsions. i redownloaded it from the home page installed it again and got the same error! im now rolling on the floor in a fit of seisures and it is very hard to type. plz help before it gets worse!

Kap · Post by **Kap** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 3:37 am

"Fill the template"?

ImmortalZ · Post by **ImmortalZ** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 5:33 am

There's a sticky that shows you how to solve this problem.

darklight199 · Post by **darklight199** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 6:42 am

ImmortalZ wrote:QUOTE (ImmortalZ @ Apr 6 2008, 01:33 AM) There's a sticky that shows you how to solve this problem.

It's useless though is your a programmer. Like me.

Silicon · Post by **Silicon** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 7:24 am

I'm pretty much in the same boat, Darklight. I just keep comin' back every week or two, looking for an update.

- Silicon

P.S. As I said in an earlier thread, I'm perfectly willing to fix ASGS if whoever is in charge of it at the moment would get in touch with me (jsilicon@gmail.com). I do this kind of thing for a living (though, I haven't had anything to fix anything for 2.0->3.5 yet, I made an easy $250k off the 1.1->2.0 transition; most of my work is converting old C/C++ code up).

ogorass · Post by **ogorass** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 8:26 am

Silicon wrote:QUOTE (Silicon @ Apr 6 2008, 09:24 AM) I'm pretty much in the same boat, Darklight. I just keep comin' back every week or two, looking for an update.

- Silicon

P.S. As I said in an earlier thread, I'm perfectly willing to fix ASGS if whoever is in charge of it at the moment would get in touch with me (jsilicon@gmail.com). I do this kind of thing for a living (though, I haven't had anything to fix anything for 2.0->3.5 yet, I made an easy $250k off the 1.1->2.0 transition; most of my work is converting old C/C++ code up).

As it was said numerous times in earlier threads: 'No, thanks'. Why? Giving out the code for application providing secure gameplay (and holding quite a large private information database) doesn't sound like a very good idea, does it? Trust me, there's a small army of various programmers and developers who could do this (including myself and most of the Helpline people).

Why is the ASGS broken? Here's a quote:

QUOTE Pook (creator of ASGS) is doing perfectly fine with cross-framework transitions and it is not his fault, that the ASGS is failing to work with newer .NET Frameworks. Third party component used in the application has a serious bug, which is currently worked on by the vendor. Regular pokes are sent to the vendor regarding this issue, but otherwise we can't do anything but wait.[/quote]

Grimmwolf_GB · Post by **Grimmwolf_GB** » Sun Apr 06, 2008 8:29 am

If you are interested in helping with the upgrade, you could ask Xenocode to hire you.