- Stack corruption? Lost message?
There is actually no external client started that would call a COM method ofour server - as far as I know. Is there a possibility to catch/spy/log a COMcall to detect which client is calling?"Alexander Nickolov" <agnickolov@mvps.org> schrieb im Newsbeitragnews:upD1jY54EHA.3828@TK2MSFTNGP09...
- stack corruption
Run-Time Check Failure #2 - Stack around the variable 'pat' was corrupted. As I have also checked the memory, I found the var (yes, it actually means "around"), as surrounded by 0xcc. The memory location beyond this locations are all exception code 0xcc, but what caused the corruption?...
- Stack Calculator** HELP!
I was given a project for my Comp. Sci. class about a stack calculator. I have done alot of it but now I'm stumped. The project consists of a simple calculator that reads in input of say eg." 52*(8+16)/9-12= "I have the program to the part where it reads in correctly, but I do not know how to...
- Stack Analysis of functions
Is there a way with VC++ environment to do worst case stack analysis for functions or class memebers?// ------------------ m_pCool->bRad::iCal();// ------------------// Brad G. Kyer Software Developer// Global Software Division (GSD), Motorola// 1000 Corpora...
- Stack & Heap question - Reserved and Commit
I believe commit has something to do with allocating a stack size, like youwould do with /STACKSIZE.Normally the parameter for thread stack size is 0."If this parameter is zero, the new thread uses the default size for theexecutable."But, you can specify a stack size. That would be called the "C...
- stack
Hi, I am writing a c application, but when I put a member inside a function I get stack overflow, the member is an array of struct: mytype tArray[30]; mytype is struct of this type: typedef struct{ int x[500]; int y[500]; long l;}mytype; what is the size of a c function stack? can I define the s...