>Fatal Alert
>NetStack1.c, Line:3582
>Internal Err
>[Reset]
That's happening inside NetLib, while trying to close a socket. It'd
probably only be possible to get to that condition if the memory inside the
socket structure has been corrupted. This is an internal structure of
NetLib which you should never have direct access to.
Now's your opportunity to complain about how C makes it easy to cause this
problem, and hard to track it down... :-( Bad pointers are awful things to
deal with. (Or perhaps you're making NetLib calls out of order or
something...)
-David Fedor
Palm Developer Support
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