Okay I did some research on this subject in the forums and this type of
problem has been posted by others, but the problem is not quite the same...
I originally thought that this problem was brought about by the compiler I
was using, because at work I was using CodeWarrior for PalmOS 8.0 and at
home I was using CodeWarrior for PalmOS 9.0.
The SAME code would compile and work correctly from home, but would generate
the memory error if it was compiled at work.
The error (MemoryMgr.c, Line4365, NULL handle) is generated during this
function, on line 7:
static Boolean SetPassword(void)
{
Boolean retval;
MemPtr password;
MemHandle passH;
passH = MemHandleNew(12);
password = MemHandleLock(passH);
password = GetField(MainForm, MainTxtPasswordField);
if (password == NULL)
retval = false;
else
if (StrLen(password) < 4)
retval = false;
else
{
StrCopy(g_prefs.MyPass, password);
retval = true;
}
MemHandleUnlock(passH);
MemHandleFree(passH);
return retval;
}
This function is called after the user presses "OK" on the home screen on
first execution of the program; it sets the password that was entered. The
palm itself has plenty of memory left on it.
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