Hey everyone. I'm getting a very strange error... Yesterday, I was exiting my program and up came this fatal alert, with a bunch of numbers. I had no idea what it means. I eventually found out that it happened after my PilotMain ended. I know this because right before the return statement I put a little flag there.
My first thought was that maybe it was a destructor. Well, it couldn't have been any global object because I have no globals. And I looked for objects local to PilotMain but there weren't any. Just to be sure, I surrounded the contents of PilotMain in an artificial block. Still got the error after PilotMain. So there's only one possibility, as I see it. Palm OS is trying to do something after I exit, maybe its trying to free something that was allocated? Maybe its trying to free something that I already freed before, im not sure. I searched high and low for something like this but nothing was found. So my question is: What does palm os do after I exit the program? What does it try to wrap up? Is there something I'm doing wrong? A little more information about the bug... I ran it in the simulator and got "free ptr", and then "minor error while exiting app, unfreed chunk, size 320" or something along those lines. Someone on these forums said to try a hard reset, so I did. I ran it on my device again and then "ptr is handle" showed up, instead of all those numbers. Yeah, I'm totally lost O.o Thank you all for your help. I really appreciate it! -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
