Yup. Thanks for the help. Apparently i had two smaller arrays that i
didn't give a size to and they were causing the problems. Gave em
dimensions and the problems disappeared.
Andrew
Andrew Lathrop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> A few questions that have me stumped. First, why would an array change by
> itself? I have an byte array called packet declared as Byte packet[]
> Stepping through my code using the CW debugger, packet changes from "\p"
to
> "Saving spool fiel / Entry not in queue " I am not touching the packet
> array at all. There is nothing in the source code that would appear to
give
> this error. It happens in the following code
> m_srcAddress = getSrcAddress( temp );
>
> setAddresses( m_srcAddress, address );
> /*illegal adress occurs between these two lines
> *packet changes from "/p" to "saving spool file/entry not in queue"
> */
> setLen( lenData );
> setId( getS_Sn() );
> As noted in my comment, it happens between my setAddresses and setLen
> function calls. Neither function uses the packet array. Any ideas? It
> happens whether or not i have the setLen call. Stepping through the
> debugger using the mixed code option shows that packet changes at the
first
> line of code after the setAddresses call.
> The other question deals with a blank error message that occurs.
Debugging
> the same code, i get a blank error message. Not from the emulator, but
from
> Code Warrior. The emulator just transfers control to the debugger which
> displays a blank error box. Any ideas what would call this? Once again,
it
> appears to be something in the assembly code because it occurs when a
> function ends.
> Thanks in advance,
> Andrew
>
>
>
>
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