Hi Michal, >whet i get such errors it usually means that some variable isnt >initialized Really, I haven't checked that. But I am curious with why it doesn't happen on other devices. >properly. and unless you overloaded new operator it works such way that if it >fails to allocate memory it doesn't return NULL pointer. i don't know Do you mean, if I use new directly to allocate memory, the return value won't be NULL if failed? I am trying to overload the new operator and wish it works. >z22 device >, especially how much memory it has, but its possibility... I have checked the remained memory size, there is enough memory, I think.
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