Thanks for you reply. Not to start a flame war or anything, but I'll state
this again, my question was not an issue of if I had a now defunct pointer
or not. As an exercise, I was examining system Features and I was trying to
discover if there was a known mechanism for determining what is a vali
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"Bobby Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/24/2001 02:28:03 PM
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ask a silly question, get a sensible answer.
> Maybe MemPtrRecoverHandle will do what you need ?
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> Regards,
> Randy Maxwell
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I'm writing a function that needs to determine if a value passed to it
represents a 32-bit value or a valid MemPtr. Is there a safe way to
determine if a pointer is valid? I'm having no luck with my research. (Yes,
I've checked the archives. :) )
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