> From: OmniSoftSystems
>
> Where can I find info on this type of error? I've already searched Yahoo
> archives, no luck.
>
Did you see the following info from David Fedor (in the Yahoo Archives)?
"Chunk under-locked" means you're calling unlock on a handle that isn't
locked. With the debugger you'll probably find easily which line of your
code is trying to call MemHandleUnlock (or MemPtrUnlock) to unlock
something that isn't locked. Or calling a routine which does the same.
"Caveat - if something has corrupted the heap, you could get these sorts of
things going haywire for other reasons."
And, did you see this info from Roger Stringer (also on eGroups archive)?
"By the way the message says you've freed some memory that has
already been freed. I suggest you set pointers to NULL after you
free then, and test for !=NULL before freeing them."
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