Yeap, you're right...
Thanks Chris
Agus
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Tutty
Envoyé : mercredi 25 juin 2003 01:22
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Objet : Re: MemPtrFree - invalid chunk
From: "Agus Silas" <[EMAI
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> In fact, I've moved the free session from the end of the AppEventLoop to
> AppStop. I thougt that I "cut" then "paste", but instead I "copy" then
> "paste", so I freed twice.
>
A good way to avoid this error, or at least prevent it
causing problems is to s
Stupid me
Agus
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Ardiri
Envoyé : mardi 24 juin 2003 13:36
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Objet : Re: MemPtrFree - invalid chunk
> do you have the pb in Debug and in Release mode?
> Perhaps
> do you have the pb in Debug and in Release mode?
> Perhaps you should resize up the stack (in project setting
> in CodeWarrior)
i dont see how making the stack larger will help him in this case. :)
he uses a global variable to store the pointer. and, he is not
allocating too much for it to cra
> When I quit my application, I got an error "Invalid Chunk ptr".
> It seems that I do not free the memory allocated correctly, but
> I don't see what is wrong in my code ???
the memory code looks fine - that should not be causing your
error to occur - most likely it is somewhere else in your
c
: Re: MemPtrFree - invalid chunk
do you have the pb in Debug and in Release mode?
Perhaps you should resize up the stack (in project setting in CodeWarrior)
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do you have the pb in Debug and in Release mode?
Perhaps you should resize up the stack (in project setting in CodeWarrior)
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