Mayank:
You fail to mention the size of data that you are requesting on the
stack, but its also possible that strings are large enough to cause a
stack overflow. I don't know the stack size on the Palm (anyone out
there?), but its rather small in practice. Overflow exhibits the
symptoms that you describe. Try limiting the size of your allocated
strings and/or allocate the memory using MemHandleNew etc.
Thomas McCormick
Centennial Technologies/Smart Modular
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From: Mayank Pradhan
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 1:52 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Stack Trace Lost
Hi,
I have run into a strange problem which is as follows
I am looping thru an array of string (char *temp[])
and doing a StrCat to a string after every item that I
retrieve from the array.
The problem is after I do the StrCat for the first
item, I see that system Stack has lost information
about the functions on Stack that existed before the
execution of this statement. Although this doesnt
affect the execution until I exit the function. So
when I exit the function the message that I get is as
follows .
"Program is attempting to change the emulated Program
counter to 0x534.... The address is invalid because it
is not even"
Does anyone have any idea about this?
PS I am using CW7, it is a C application, The array of
Strings is not global.
Thanks,
Mayank.
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