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Even though it may not be "as simple as the Init and Term methods", would you
care to humor me just a bit more by removing all calls to
XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate() entirely from the application, and then seeing
! what happens?
--- 140,165 ----
Even though it may not be "as simple as the Init and Term methods", would you
care to humor me just a bit more by removing all calls to
XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate() entirely from the application, and then seeing
! what happens?
!
! ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-09-04 21:26 -------
! Hello Eric,
!
! I removed the call to Terminate as you wished, but I am still getting
! access violations from the lib. I have watched my break points on Init and
! Term. They will only ever be called the first time I run the dll(application)
! after any given load. The pattern still follows work, crash, work, crash, but
! the pattern does this because the dll is killing out and having to be reloaded.
! At least this is the theory I've come to.
!
! This may possibly be a Borland and MS issue. I've come to my conclusion of
! the work crash work crash based on the fact that during a debug session I can
! only run one time successfully without having to reset the program. The erratic
! state is being caused in calls behind the scenes in the parse method, or in code
! not visible to my debugger(C++ code that is). When I get time I will build the
! lib into my project so I can debug all the way through.
!
! Have there been more issues with Borland builds than any other? I am
! curious.
!
! Thanks for your help. Wade.
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