Exactly what are you calling sqlite3_free() on?
--- Chris Schirlinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sadly, I have narrowed down the issue to some sort of memory clash
> between the SQLite3 DLL and the EXE that is calling our plugin
>
> I can change the code to retrieve data from almost *anything*
> else.... from faked random data created on the fly, through ASCII CSV
> files loaded into TStringLists to ADO connections to large (slow)
> access databases, and it works fine
>
> However the second I start using any functions in SQLite3 a crash is
> sure to follow.
>
> In the simplest form, calling SQLite3_Open followed by SQLite3_Free
> is enough to eventually cause an access violation (eventually, not
> necessarly first time you call the Open, could be the tenth. or so
> on)
>
> Anyone have any ideas as to the best place in SQLite code to check
> the memory management so I can pose intilligent questions to the EXE
> developers? (Or any other ideas as to where to look before I delve
> that far?)
>
> (Note this occures on all test machines, think we have ruled out any
> sort of memory chip failure)
>
>
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