WE ARE ALL TELLING YOU THE SAME THING!
when you change the mode, likely the struct ends up being 4-byte
aligned on the stack, and in the current mode it is not.
try this:
remove
err = PceNativeCall((NativeFuncType*)armP,&FixParmlist);
and add:
{
void* x=MemPtrNew(sizeof(FixParmlist));
MemMove(x,FixParmlist,sizeof(FixParmlist));
err = PceNativeCall((NativeFuncType*)armP,x);
MemMove(FixParmlist,x,sizeof(FixParmlist));
MemPtrFree(x);
}
On 5/22/07, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Interesting. I don't understand the whole armlet thing and the differences
between the 68k and arm processors to know any better, but this code has been
working on over 40 different builds across 4 different projects without a
problem so I find it hard to imagine it's working on dumb luck. But if it's
wrong, its wrong. I'll change it.
In any case, that isn't the cause. I change the settings to use the jumptable
mode and JT runtime and...it works!
Is there any place or book I can read up, in detail, what the differences are
in between the different modes? I know the mode has to match the runtime... I
want to learn *why*.
Thanks for the help guys!
-Mike
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