> > you maybe corrupting the stack somewhere, and, as a result.. corrupting
> > the "program counter".. and wola.. try storing your string in a resource
> > instead of as a "local" object in the application..
> >
> > you are messing with too much memory, and it just cannot handle it.
> >
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
>
> maybe the "string" you are copying is barfing the stack somewhere?
>
> 'i' = 105 = 0x69
>
> you maybe corrupting the stack somewhere, and, as a result.. corrupting
> the "program counter".. and wola.. try storing your string in a resource
> instead of as a "loc
> It seems that when I create a large string with StrCopy and StrCat, I
> cannot print that string without causing a bus error or a program
> counter error. The program counter error looks like:
>
> "QTest" (unknown version) is attempting to change the emulated
> program counter to 0x69696969
> From: Stephen A Tang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> "QTest" (unknown version) is attempting to change the emulated
> program counter to 0x69696969.
That error almost always means the stack got trashed, such as by a buffer
overrun bug. In this case, note that 0x69696969 equals ''. A clue?
