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| Dear all,
my application has a dictionary that contains one tps table/file and
was ported from C55 EE to C62.
If the application is compiled and executed from within the IDE, the
program behaves normal after termination, but if the same exe is
started "outside" the IDE, an access violation error is issued after
program has terminated (all windows closed):
" The instruction at "0x00414e28". The memory could not be "read"."
The debugger deliveres the information that the access violation occurs
within the
AIBSCBC0:DctKill PROCEDURE
CODE
_Hide:Relate:filename.Kill <=== statement where the access violation
occured
DISPOSE(_Hide:Relate:filename)
If the table/file is removed from the dictionary so that it contains
nothing, the compiled module starts and terminates without any error
independent from where it was launched. The same is true if the
application is compiled without dictionary.
Does someone have any explanation for this behaviour or possibly a
"work-around"?
thanks for any clue,
Klaus
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