> Not necessarily: > if you are dealing with UTF8/UnicodeString and other codepages, it is > quite likely, and preferred, that you have unit cwstring included. > Michael.
Question about this: If I use cthreads, cwstring, and load my own memory manager, what should the order in the uses clause be? I know if they are loaded/unloaded in the wrong order you can get SIGSEGVs during shutdown. >From my experience cthreads needs to be first. So should it be: cthreads, my_memory_manager, cwstring or cthreads, cwstring, my_memory_manager? Thanks, -SG -- Seth Grover
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