You should see if you can create a minimum test case that fails, and
post the source. Maybe someone can figure it out. I'll be gone a few
days though.
On approximately 2/19/2004 10:18 AM, came the following characters from
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I am using perl2exe, if I run the scripts that use Win32::API from the
command
line usig perl script.pl, it works normal if I compile to .exe using
perl2exe it
shows the error normally Can not read or write memory address xxxx
but I also tested with perlapp and I got same errors.
My guess is WIN32::API some how allocate memory or some initilzation
variable(s) that may its data go out of the allocated space for it or
tie(ing)
some variables
Ramy
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From: "Glenn Linderman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] New Win32 Package suggestion and sample
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n approximately 2/19/2004 3:01 AM, came the following characters from
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but is used by callng WIn32::API which can not
currently included with compiled .exe perl scripts
therefore it was a must for me to build s little module for this
function.
Could you explain the reason for the problem with Win32::API? Maybe the
solution is to fix Win32::API if it is broken for compile .exe perl
scripts. What compiler are you using? Do all the compilers have this
same problem? Maybe it is a bug in the compiler?
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