only if the prevopis overwrite overwrote a pointer you're using at bus
error site.
Bus error means either accessing memory the does not exist (physical
address) or unaligned access (access word or halfword on non-even
address).
Since you said "bus error" and not "fatan except
can make check happen ore often and soon you will know
exact line
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
> I ported a piece of mathematical C# code to MW C++ and at some point, a
> perfectly legit API frm call causes a bus error. I suspect the error is
> caused by some earlier memory overwrite in the porte
I ported a piece of mathematical C# code to MW C++ and at some point, a
perfectly legit API frm call causes a bus error. I suspect the error is caused
by some earlier memory overwrite in the ported classes. Are there tricks to
detect such overwrites or to test the integrity of the memory?
Luc
Hi,
I'm having this message when trying to set the videomode in 4 bit depth
on the POSE (rom : OS 3.5 EZ dbg Device: Palm V).
Here the code snippet:
void setVideoModeToGrayScale()
{
Err error;
UInt32 width = 0;
UInt32 height = 0;
UInt32 depth = 0;
Boolean enableColor = false;
You could make txtH static or increase its scope so its valid for the life
of the field.
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Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 8:36 AM
Subject: Bus error while setting field
(fldP);
}
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>
> Greetings,
>
> I am getting a bus error when I try to set a field text handle an
> then update the field. Below is a code fragment. The error is occurring
> somewhere in the bo
Following code is giving Bus Error at bmp create (last
line). Any idea.
I am using SDK 3.5 and GNU gcc for compiling
application. Using Emulator for testing with release
ROM ( Palm OS 3.5-en-color.rom ) . Also I have
install newest PilRC.
With Code warrior this piece is perfectly fine
Sorry I did not mentioned. This is only a partial
code with no compilation error and all the variable r
declared.
Bus error comes up when i complete drawing a line and
lifts the pen.
Thanks,
Nimesh.
Tim Charron wrote:
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At 02:50 PM 11/3/2004, you wrote:
So I should never reallocate global variables in appstop?
What do you mean exactly by reallocating global variables? That seems like
a very odd thing to do. I was referring to using something like a call to
MemHeapFreeByOwnerID to free everything in your app.
I edited out all of the code that reallocated space and I still always
receive that same error about the same location (0xFE00) that states
that there is a bus error, I guess I should just ignore it on POSE?
At 02:36 PM 11/3/2004, you wrote:
>I reallocate the assigned space to all glo
So I should never reallocate global variables in appstop?
Ok, I know you know what your talking about.
Thanks!
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From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 3:41 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: bus error "destroy g
At 02:36 PM 11/3/2004, you wrote:
I reallocate the assigned space to all global pointers on AppStop, and then
I delete those pointers. This helped prevent memory leaks previously, would
this problem be related to those pointers or do you think it might be a
different global variable of mine.
If yo
codewarrior generated...
I've been trying to delve into the application's memory locations, but
nothing seems to be popping out at me...
At 10:21 AM 11/3/2004, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm getting a strange bus error. It occurs on emulators when the program
>exits, however i
At 10:21 AM 11/3/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting a strange bus error. It occurs on emulators when the program
exits, however in debug mode, it only lists Startup, and destroy global
chain on the screen. The only code that it brings me to shows me assembly
code... I'm a little baffled
Hi,
I'm getting a strange bus error. It occurs on emulators when the program
exits, however in debug mode, it only lists Startup, and destroy global
chain on the screen. The only code that it brings me to shows me assembly
code... I'm a little baffled...
Thanks.
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piyush jain wrote:
line --- MemoryMgr.c free handle
so plese tell me how i can create and open the multiple database for
my application.
It looks like you're calling DmOpenDatabase() right after
DmCreateDatabase(). Trying putting a DmFindDatabase() in between those 2.
/*
* Matt Graham
* Palm O
hello all ,
In my palm application i hava to use Multiple data base for my application , but when
I use DmFindDatabase ( to find our the data base local id ) and DmOpenDatabase ( to
open database ) i get the error :"bus error "
line --- MemoryMgr.c free handle
so plese tell me
IÂm sorry, in the code I forgot to increment the counter variable... hehehe
bye
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De: Desenvolvimento 3 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 11 de agosto de 2004 10:24
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Assunto: RES: Bus error while deallocating char**
You must
ter] != NULL)
MemPtrFree(pVar[counter]);
}
MemPtrFree(pVar);
pVar = NULL;
}
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De: Merav Rubinstein [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 11 de agosto de 2004 10:14
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Assunto: Bus error wh
In the handleEvent, when frmCloseEvent occures I deallocate some char** and I get a
bus error. Do you have experience in this kind of problem?
Thank you in advanced.
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Hi friends,
When i try to port my Prog from code warrior into the treo
270 device for debugging it shows me the error "Bus error Exception at
0x1000859c(TrapDispatcher)."
Any pointers regarding that will be highly appreciated...
Gaurav Mengi
A bus error means there is a bug in your code where you are writing to a
memory location you have not allocated for your application/library. Check
your code, make sure you have allocated memory properly and have not copied
a string into too small of a container i.e. copy a 10 char string into
get folowing
error:--
DTSGUI just read from memory location 0x1B64, causing a bus error.
A 'Bus error means that applciation accessed a memory location that is not
in RAM or ROM, nor corresponds to a memory-mapped hardware register.
I am not able to resolve the problem.
My libs are work
A Bus Error generally means you wrote too much data into a variable or wrote
to an unallocated memory address. Make sure you have allocated enough
memory for strings (plus NULL) and are not indexing an array beyond what was
allocated.
Make sure the row number you are passing exists, also check
> execute "TblSetRowUsable (table, row, true)". If i remark this command, it
Verify if the value of "row" in that call is not greater than the numbers
of rows that you really have in your table
Manuel
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hi all,
I have problem to run the following source code. It stopped at
"FldSetTextHandle(fld,customerH)". The error message is
"..A bus error means that the application a memory location that is not
in RAM or ROM, nor corresponds to a memory-mapped hardware register"
i
hi all,
I converted my application from OS3.5 to OS5.0 using Code Warrior R6. After
converting it, when i tried to run it on emulator, i got an error message.
The message is
" just read from memory location 0x1C84FFFE, causing a bus error.
a bus error means that the application acces
They worked for a long time, but now I get bus error in
LstSetListChoices, which is called by CategorySelect. I verified that
the refNum, name, and current form are all valid.
This worked until I edited the categories App Info String List in
constructor. I removed a category and renamed the other 2.
Hello All,
This is very important and urgent. We have written a serial driver which
sits on the Serial Manager for Palm OS 4.1 and 5.x. But we are getting this
fatal error quite frequently --> "Bus Error - Connect to Palm Debugger".
What are the conditions when this error is reprod
Hello All ,
When do you get this error :
"Bus Error - Connect to Debugger"
?? The system resets after this .
Please help asap,
Thanks in advance ,
Marianne.
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want such as am/pm or seconds.
Change Char strTime[6];
to
Char strTime[timeStringLenght];
and I'll bet the bus error will stop.
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Sent: Thursday
e null) in the
string but when I "do the right thing" and use timeStringLength as the
buffer size, all is well.
Thanks big guy! :)
David
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To: "David Beers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thurs
d from the table callback out to the drawing
functions. This function didn't cause problems when it was called from
inside the callback routine, but if it's called from the drawing functions I
get a bus error when the calling function returns control to the table
callback routine.
OK, so
he drawing
functions. This function didn't cause problems when it was called from
inside the callback routine, but if it's called from the drawing functions I
get a bus error when the calling function returns control to the table
callback routine.
static Char * SecondsToString(Char *str
same tool, use the same technique to
alter the string variables but get a Bus Error.
I get the bus error in the instance, the function of the library is called,
though i was able to open and close it.
Even if I have the function to do nothing the Bus Error happens.
Can't I use the Wizard when
the string variables but get a Bus Error.
I get the bus error in the instance, the function of the library is called,
though i was able to open and close it.
Even if I have the function to do nothing the Bus Error happens.
Can't I use the Wizard when using multiple shared libraries ?
Where i
Bus error is like a GPF on your PC. Its likely your app wrote to an invalid
memory location or over bounded a variable accidentally. Look at your code
in the general area of the bus error and see if you copied too many
characters into a string or wrote data into an invalid pointer.
Think of a
Hi:
everybody,i 'd need your help.i encouter "bus error" .i'd like to
know what has caused this problem and how can i solve this problem.Can
someboy explain the "multisegment code" for me ?
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Look at the lines leading up to the BE, it may not be the popup trigger.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:17 PM
Subject: Re: Best way to find a "bus error" bug? [U
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Dave Lippincott wrote:
> Could you be copying too many characters into the trigger label? 95% of the
> time a bus error is due to copying bytes into a string or other variable,
> structure, string, etc. than were allocated.
It is happening as soon as I click an
Could you be copying too many characters into the trigger label? 95% of the
time a bus error is due to copying bytes into a string or other variable,
structure, string, etc. than were allocated.
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" &
I forgot to mention.
It works fine on Palm 5. It only crashes on Palm 4.
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I am getting "PMoT v1.0 (my program) just read from memory location
> 0x2F0A2067, causing a bus error.
>
> What's the b
Hello all,
I am getting "PMoT v1.0 (my program) just read from memory location
0x2F0A2067, causing a bus error.
What's the best way to debug it. When I go through the debugger it drops
down to assembly level code..
This is crashing on a popuptrigger trying to open. I have v
Have you tried a Gremlins run, with minimization applied afterward?
Just the ticket for mysterious, hard to reproduce failures: apply
brute force!
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data in order to recover POSE to a
workable state. And my app relies on several database files that
needs to be loaded each time before I can commence testing.
Werner
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Dave Lippincott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > A "bus error" means
At 11:54 AM 6/22/2003, Werner Terreblanche wrote:
My app has suddently started giving "bus error" messages in Pose when I'm
killing a CodeWarrior debug session. When I run the app (without using the
debug option) then it runs fine and does not give an error. But as soon as
I try
> A "bus error" means that the application accessed a memory location that
is not in RAM or ROM, nor corresponds to a memory-mapped > hardware
register.20.797: === ERROR:
Not completely true. A bus error is a generic memory error. It just means
the app access an area of memory it
least the problem is gone for now.
Werner
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Werner Terreblanche"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My app has suddently started giving "bus error" messages in Pose
when I'm
> killing a CodeWarrior debug session. When I run the app (without
My app has suddently started giving "bus error" messages in Pose when I'm
killing a CodeWarrior debug session. When I run the app (without using the
debug option) then it runs fine and does not give an error. But as soon as
I try to debug I get this error only at the point w
bject: How do I find what is causing a bus error at the end of POSE
debug session?
I'm reasonably new to Palm programming using CW9, but I have managed
to create quite a big application.
Recently I started getting "bus error" messages in POSE when I exit
my app from a debug sesson.
I'm reasonably new to Palm programming using CW9, but I have managed
to create quite a big application.
Recently I started getting "bus error" messages in POSE when I exit
my app from a debug sesson. The strange thing is that the bus error
message only seems to happen after t
gt; Make sure you allocate memory for the NULL that will
terminate the string.
> Code above has not been compiled or debugged, but
should serve for an
> example.
>
> Jeff
>
>
> -----Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Behalf Of Jeff
Wheeler
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 7:35 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: bus error building dynamic list
Your error isn't related to the lists at all, but rather to incorrect use of
pointers and memory allocations. Your memory allocation is wrong or
incomplete.
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 4:45 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: bus error building dynamic list
I'm trying to build my first dynamic list. 'Dynamic'
might be an exaggeration, I'm simply trying to build a
list of numbers 1 through x, where x's max value is
10, and
I'm trying to build my first dynamic list. 'Dynamic'
might be an exaggeration, I'm simply trying to build a
list of numbers 1 through x, where x's max value is
10, and x is randomly determined. The error occurs at
the first StrCopy. What am I doing wrong? I'm also not
sure if I need 3 chars for eac
I have to -blush- apologize for wasting your time...
My 'bus error' was caused by one of the most common C programming mistakes:
moving an element outside the boundaries of an array.
I had failed to check properly when I sorted elements into the array, and
consequently moved the last
(somewhere between 0 and 100 records).
The error message from Palm OS Emulator is:
Programx just read from memory location 0x048E00CA, causing a bus error.
The line of code where the error appears:
recordH = DmQueryRecord( gItemDB, i);
recordH is MemHandle, i is UInt16
The loop also contains
At 6:12 PM + 12/11/02, mlv srinivas wrote:
mh = DmQueryRecord( db, index );
pText = (char*)MemHandleLock(mh);
WinDrawChars(pText,StrLen(pText),width,height);
height=height+10;
MemPtrUnlock( pText );
DmReleaseRecord( db, index, true );
It would be easier to figure this out if you had told us
m calling in FrmInit(), I'm getting the following error
"Read from memoory location 0X55561, causing a Bus Error."
Please any one help.
Thanks in Advance
Srini
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At 00:15 2002-11-16 +0100, you wrote:
Hallo.
I link my project in Code Warrior 8 witch was created in older version.
While linking there is no unusual warnings but when I execute program it
couse bus error. Can it be coused becouse of wrong divided sources into
segments or something like that
Hallo.
I link my project in Code Warrior 8 witch was created in older version.
While linking there is no unusual warnings but when I execute program it
couse bus error. Can it be coused becouse of wrong divided sources into
segments or something like that? If i do the same with smaller project it
hiya,
I get the a bus error with this also:
StrPrintF ( buffer, "%2d", i );
basically all i want is that if i is a single digit, that there be a space
(id rather not have a zero in front if possible).
thanks,
paul
"Philip Sheard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in me
> I can't seem to get a bus error with the following:
>
> char buffer[10 + 1];
> int i = 1;
>
> StrPrintF ( buffer, "% 2d", i );
> WinPaintChars ( buffer, 2, 85, 22 );
Is that a space after the percent sign?
> I only actually get the bus error when WinPaint
I can't seem to get a bus error with the following:
char buffer[10 + 1];
int i = 1;
StrPrintF ( buffer, "% 2d", i );
WinPaintChars ( buffer, 2, 85, 22 );
I only actually get the bus error when WinPaintChars is called (or even if i
replace it with printf)
If however I c
> >I can't for the life of me figure out why this is being
> >caused, since this occurs as HotSync ends. In other
> >words, I have not even launched my app, how can it be
> >reading anything?!
I think you need to read the manuals a little more.
But Ben gave you the answer, so maybe you don't.
>
;Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: PLEASE help! - hotsync bus error & MemoryMgr error
>Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 20:54:24 -0500
>
>At 12:52 AM 9/24/2002 +, you wrote:
>>I&#x
At 12:52 AM 9/24/2002 +, you wrote:
>I'll try this but:
>How does one set sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify as the launch code? I can't
>find this in CW.
>Also, the CW debugger is a bit of a mystery to me. How exactly doI step
>thru the code?
The launch code is a setting under Edit/Preferences/Palm
quot;Palm Guy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: PLEASE help! - hotsync bus error & MemoryMgr error
>Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 00:52:23 +
um" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: PLEASE help! - hotsync bus error & MemoryMgr error
>Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 19:36:37 -0500
>
>At 12:27 AM 9/24/2002 +, you wrote:
>>I am still trying to deb
of the HotSync operation, I get an error that
>looks something like this:
>
>"Fatal error; Application has just read from memory location
>0x826C2, which is not in RAM or ROM, casuing a bus error."
>
>I can't for the life of me figure out why this is being cause
;
>To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: PLEASE help! - hotsync bus error & MemoryMgr error
>Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 17:33:33 -0700
>
>>I can't for the life of me figure out why this is being caused, since this
>>occurs as HotSync ends
>I can't for the life of me figure out why this is being caused,
>since this occurs as HotSync ends.
>In other words, I have not even launched my app, how can it be
>reading anything?!
Your application may be responding to a sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify
launch code which is sent to each applicati
like this:
"Fatal error; Application has just read from memory location
0x826C2, which is not in RAM or ROM, casuing a bus error."
I can't for the life of me figure out why this is being caused, since this
occurs as HotSync ends. In other words, I have not even launched my a
Martin Elzen wrote:
>
> Whenever I've seen bus error exceptions, it's usually been thru some kind of
> invalid memory access attempt. Have you always ensured that MemPtrNew
> returned non-null pointers before using them? Have you checked all new
> functions of your
Steve Janaway wrote:
>I'm getting a Bus Error Exception from Codewarrior when I try to debug
>my app. What is causing it ? Is it some memory management problem ?
Whenever I've seen bus error exceptions, it's usually been thru some kind of
invalid memory access attempt. Ha
Hi all,
I'm getting a Bus Error Exception from Codewarrior when I try to debug
my app. What is causing it ? Is it some memory management problem ?
regards
Steve
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Ls :-)
>
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> To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2002 12:58 PM
> Subject: Re: handle at 0x8000187C causes PrvPtrFree to access 0x000
um" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 4:51 AM
Subject: bus error in Emulator when adding Connection profile
> Can anyone tell me why the following code would cause a bus error in POSE
> when the added connection is viewed in the Connection Preferences Panel.
The
>
Can anyone tell me why the following code would cause a bus error in POSE
when the added connection is viewed in the Connection Preferences Panel. The
AddMyProfile function is taken directly from the documentation on
CncAddProfile in the kb.
// found in documentation for CncAddProfile
void
Hi,
I get this error every time I write to a label or a text field and I put too
much data into it. If you create a label or text field, you have to pad the
field with spaces in the consctructor at built time. Otherwise, it will
give you a bus error and crash CW.
Regards,
Mark
"Ritesh
In article <84284@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> More over the problem that really is baffling is that the Codewarrior IDE
> also crashes every time i see that Bus error that i mentioned in the first
> mail. I have also used the 3.4 Emulator which also de
Is the app responding to other launch codes?
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Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 4:08 AM
Subject: RE: Applications (3.0) bus error, followed by codewarrio
tried with a new rom yet ??
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From: Ritesh Sinha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 2:16 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Applications (3.0) bus error, followed by codewarrior IDE
crash
More over the problem that really is baffling is that
More over the problem that really is baffling is that the Codewarrior IDE
also crashes every time i see that Bus error that i mentioned in the first
mail. I have also used the 3.4 Emulator which also detects memory leaks.
Just for the purpose of finding if my app has any leaks. Havent tried the
t: Re: Applications (3.0) bus error, followed by codewarrior IDE
crash
Ritesh,
Check for some invalid pointers. See that all the pointers your
are trying to access are valid.
This errro generally occurs when you try to read or write at
some invalid memory pointers
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 Ritesh
0 with Emulator 3.2 ( and 3.4 too ).
>When i debug
>an application , The codewarriror downloads it, and before
>starting my app
>it gives me this message:
>
>"Applications (3.0) just read from memory location 0xFF435B00
>causing a bus
>error.
>a bus error means.
Well , my story of troubles doesnt end there, It has more to it.
Now I restart my IDE and the POSE. And the Debugging starts with
"Applications (3.0) called sysFatalAlert with the message MemoryMgrNew.c
line 4866 Chunk underlocked"
I know what that means, My application hasnt even started, and the
, April 19, 2002 1:15 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Applications (3.0) bus error, followed by codewarrior IDE crash
Hi gurus,
I am using Codewarrior 6.0 with Emulator 3.2 ( and 3.4 too ). When i debug
an application , The codewarriror downloads it, and before starting my app
it gives me this
Hi gurus,
I am using Codewarrior 6.0 with Emulator 3.2 ( and 3.4 too ). When i debug
an application , The codewarriror downloads it, and before starting my app
it gives me this message:
"Applications (3.0) just read from memory location 0xFF435B00 causing a bus
error.
a bus error
--- siddharth saxena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i tried aking changes you suggested. but it gives the
> same old errors .
> i.e."bus error" and "address error".
...
> case showbutton1:
> {
> char *buffer;
...
> while(! FileEOF(streamshow))
> {
hi ,
i tried aking changes you suggested. but it gives the
same old errors .
i.e."bus error" and "address error".sometime it gives
errors like"the application just wrote to an
unallocated chunk of memory"
my code is 39k.
so i made a sample code with these functional
--- siddharth saxena wrote:
> i have to use database for data storage and it gives
> me a problem .actually, i wanna store data in a
> database permanently.but after i quit my application
> and reinvoke it i lose all my data.
>
> Char *textp;
>
> textp=FldGetTextPtr(fldp);
> len=FldGetTextLength
special like archive the records or do i have to use
the file streaming api.
i tried using the file api and a very simple and basic
code is giving me "BUS ERROR & ADDRESS ERROR".
i am including my code snippet for u to see:
//to save data
case savebutton:
{
Err *errp;
Char *textp;
F
s the call stack in the debugger at the moment of the error:
> (PalmOS
> > >3.5 debug ROM running as a color IIIC device)
> > >
> > >0x10C9EAF2 (__Startup__)
> > >0x10C9F10E (PilotMain)
> > >0x10C9EBC8 (UIAppShellMain)
> > >0x10C9EF8C (PrvAppLaunchLo
;0x10C9F10E (PilotMain)
> >0x10C9EBC8 (UIAppShellMain)
> >0x10C9EF8C (PrvAppLaunchLoop)
> >0x10C0E4B0 (PrvCallWithNewStack)
> >0x5AB4C ()
> >0x5AA34()
> >
> >Why would the OS cause itself a bus error? What might be happening in my
> >app to have this
ack)
>0x5AB4C ()
>0x5AA34()
>
>Why would the OS cause itself a bus error? What might be happening in my
>app to have this outcome?
>
>
>"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>news:81593@palm-dev-forum...
>>
>> Darren,
>>
>
d the OS cause itself a bus error? What might be happening in my
app to have this outcome?
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:81593@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Darren,
>
> Are you basing your statement that the error occurs inside
> FrmCloseAllFo
Good question. The FrmCloseAllForms() is the last executed statement in the
AppStop() function, which falls back to an unaltered StarterPilotMain(),
which falls out to an unaltered PilotMain(). So FrmCloseAllForms() is the
last executed statement in the app, before the stack starts unwinding to
tem Call 0xA256: |HwrIRQ6Handler.
>3410.935 (15649): --- System Call 0xA3C4: |TargetCfgRoutines.
>3410.935 (15649): --- System Call 0xA396: |-|-|WinPopDrawState.
>3411.045 (15649): === ERROR:
>****
>****
>3411.045 (1564
1.02) just read from memory location
0x02000000, causing a bus error.
A "bus error" means that the application accessed a memory location that is
not in RAM or ROM, nor corresponds to a memory-mapped hardware register.
3411.045 (15649): === ERROR:
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