Thank you Richard,
I've checked the launch code, it really is sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch. I am not
using any other launch code in my app yet.
I can give some further details:
Indeed the address of an object is assigned to a global pointer (to make access
easier - it's a database's table).
Objects of the same class have been assigned to global pointers within the same
function scope and no accident happens there.
The object itself is instantiated without any problem. Assignment to a local
pointer is possible.
Richard Burmeister schrieb:
> I'm not positive, but this may be the problem:
>
> After an app is installed, it is sent a launch code so it can initialize
> stuff. If you attempt to use global vars during this launch code, you can
> crash your app (and possibly even Pose). To make sure this isn't happening,
> look carefully at your PilotMain() (or StarterPalmMain(), or whatever) and
> make sure that you don't try to access any global vars unless your app is
> launched with sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch. There are a few other launch
> codes where globals are available, but most often they are not available.)
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