Well I tried "malloc" and "free" without any joy. I have however been able
to ascertain that its crashing in the call to "Receive".
More significantly its only crashing on my target machine, (an ASUS EEE Box
B202 running Windows XP Home). I can't seem to crash it on my development
PC, (A generic P
In C/C++ if you declare Junk statically eg: "char Junk[1024];", Junk is of
type "char*" so the &Junk will be of type "char**".
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Keith Willis wrote:
> Just confirming that you meant to write:
>
> ClientCnx->Receive(Junk, sizeof(Junk));
>
> Instead of:
>
> ClientCnx->Receive(&Junk, sizeof(Junk));
I don't think so, I meant the address of Junk which is the
address of the first element of the static array, isn't it?
Same
Arno,
No luck I'm afraid... I'm still getting those AV's :(
Keith.
Here's my current code... As per your suggested code.
I also made the TMemoryManager global to the application.
I will try free and malloc next.
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Hi Arno,
Just confirming that you meant to write:
ClientCnx->Receive(Junk, sizeof(Junk));
Instead of:
ClientCnx->Receive(&Junk, sizeof(Junk));
Cheers,
Keith.
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Keith Willis wrote:
> Hi Arno,
>
>> You never check PostedDataSize, the size of your receive buffer.
>> The pascal demo allocates this buffer dynamically depending on the
> RequestContentLength plus one byte for the null terminator in the
> OnPostDocument event handler.
>> What is the value of Rcv
