On Sat, 15 May 1999, Ade Barkah wrote:
>
> At 07:13 PM 5/15/99 +0200, you wrote:
> ...
> > and when i use this data, use the:
> >
> > myGlobalVar = (MyStructPtr)MemHandleLock(myGlobalHandle)..
> > MemHandleFree(myGlobalVar);
>
> >From the above, it looks like you're freeing a chunk of memory
> that is still locked. You should unlock this memory first, then
> free it.
i dont use this yet :) right now i have all my data statically
linked in the program.
i was suggesting how i would go about being dynamic :)
i am using gcc, and i think it might be a callback problem
acessing global variables.
does anyone know the strict rules of using GCC_PROLOGUE
and GCC_EPILOGUE?
i am using them in my callbacks (eventhandlers) but not
inside methods that the callbacks call.. would this be a
problem?
what is the true definition of "FATAL EXCEPTION" - it
sounds like there is a Micro$oft person working on the
design.. great error message.. just like "general
protection fault".
cheers. :P
az.
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