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>The problem is this - at irregular intervals - maybe a few times per day
>on any users PC - they get a "General Protection Fault in module
>Card_Man at 0012:155D". It appears to be the same address every time.
In your project options, under the LINKER page, set the MAP file to
DETAILED. Then recompile the app. Take a look into the map file. It
lists the starting address of each module of your app. Find the
module that would include the address listed. That's probably where
the problem is.
GPF's tend to come from accessing something that a) doesn't exist yet,
or b) has been released.
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>I saw this error during development a number of times and it seemed to
>be when I was closing a form from what I remember. No data is ever lost
I haven't encountered any GPF's during development that were not a
result of my code. If it happens there, it will happen during use.
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>and the program never crashes. The users click OK and just keep on
>going.
But when the GPF happened, all the rest of the code in the routine did
not get executed, which can really hurt things.
Feel free to email or post the suspect routine/module for more
assistance.
Chuck Gadd
Director of Software Development, {*filter*} FX Communications.
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General Protection Fault