> My MFC-program sometimes crashes, because Windows is out off
resources
> (handles and/or gdi-resources).
> I can watch this using the "resource-monitor" RSRCMTR.EXE from
outside my
> program (I don't know whether RSRCMTR.EXE  comes with Win98 or with
> MSVisualC++ - it's "just there" on my computer)

> But how can I find out the amount of avaliable resources at runtime?

> Thanks

> Gert

> Use GetFreeSystemResources (unfortunately 16-bit)
> if you are familiar with VB MSDN Article ID: Q190217 will help
> or see "Q155763 : HOWTO: Call 16-bit Code from 32-bit Code on Windows
> 95"

> Dmitri

> > My MFC-program sometimes crashes, because Windows is out off
> resources
> > (handles and/or gdi-resources).
> > I can watch this using the "resource-monitor" RSRCMTR.EXE from
> outside my
> > program (I don't know whether RSRCMTR.EXE  comes with Win98 or with
> > MSVisualC++ - it's "just there" on my computer)

> > But how can I find out the amount of avaliable resources at runtime?

> > Thanks

> > Gert

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