I had the ugly buffer overrun appear on the same computer it appeared on a while back. Looking in the archives it was a problem with a jpg and the visual c++ runtime. This time the application opens. Opens up the tables and then halts with a buffer overrun detected. I am pretty sure it is in VFP9 because visual c++ is not mentioned this time. I googled around and found a patch to gdiplus, but when I try to apply the patch it says it can't find the gdiplus to patch. Googling also had a solution from our vary own Tracy that said something about an invalid environmental variable.

I installed vfp9 and all of my source code on the computer and recompiled the exe. Same results.

I believe that vfp is finding a bad gdiplus and the one that is supposed to be there can't be found. This points to Tracy's solution. I have no idea which environmental variable could be incorrect.

I also believe that the problem is occurring when a view is being created. The reason I think that is that after the program shuts down there is a .cdx with zero bytes in the temp folder with no matching dbf.

Any ideas?


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