OpenEuphoria

Re: Error Return Code?

• Posted by Euman <euman at bellsouth.net> Feb 01, 2001
• 510 views

> Euman writes:
> > Overwrite detected on HeapAlloc block
>
> You should copy euphoria\include\safe.e to
> your application's directory and rename safe.e
> as machine.e in that directory. Then run your program.


> If you do this in windows, you'll have problems, unless you add some calls
>to register_block whenever Eu uses memory handed to it by windows (esp
>structures passed through WM_NOTIFY messages).

>Matt Lewis

I seem to remember this comeing up oh, a half dozen times.

> By the way, I downloaded MemCheck, and it reported
> .dll's not unloaded, but that's fixed now. It reported
> some other errors too, but they are not really errors.
>

I hope the program U chose to evaluate was fairly large and complex.
I got so many different errors I cant count them all.

The program RUNS FINE and does what it's supposed to, however,
I'm leaning towards Win32Lib being the culprit for most of them.
Still, I personally like the idea of haveing the very minimum errors
as possible to ensure user's of my programs have the safest possible
binaries.

I only wish I knew more about the Win API.


> Regards,
>    Rob Craig
>    Rapid Deployment Software
>    http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
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