Peter Solderitsch wrote:
> DOESN'T have their app currently open. Basically, no matter what I've
> tried, when the user taps "yes" to accept the beam data into their
> palm, I get a Fatal exception.
>
> I've already made sure that I'm not using any globals in the code.
Did you verify you are not using any 'invisible' globals that C++
creates? This includes static class member variables, static local
variables (actually a C feature) and virtual function tables. You can't
use virtual functions in a no-globals launch code.
> The only thing at ALL that I'm doing is possibly creating a database
> when i handle the receive beam launch code.
Is the database name coded as a literal string your code, and can you
verify the compiler is putting that string in the code segment and not
in the (absent) data segment? That would crash. Make sure your project
has PC-Relative Strings turned ON in the Code Generation -> 68K
Processor panel.
> could this be a compiler bug? or is there some other known issue I am
> ignorant of?
Probably not a bug. IMHO the CodeWarrior compiler is very good.
-slj-
