sorry, got one more thing it could be. A form that is allocated (FrmItinForm()) and never deleted can cause this error too. --
Scott Erickson Software Engineer, FB-4, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Evan Ovadia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > 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/
