>This topic has been addressed before on the list (I just searched the >archives), but no solution seems to have been found (or shared with the >rest of the class). I have a projector, created in D6.02 on Win95. The >32-bit projector causes an illegal operation error alert when quit. This >is consistent, and happens on any machine I have tested the projector on. > >Some posts suggested that improper closing of linked xtras might be the >culprit. I removed all xtras from the project, to no avail. > >Another post suggested that MIAWs might be to blame, so I removed all MIAWs >as well (commented out all opening/referencing code). No joy there, either. Sounds exactly like a problem we ran into. Do you get an error under NT4? We kept getting a GPF under 95 but not NT. I don't know exactly what caused the problem, but we got around it by adding kludge code to explicitly clean up after objects. It may be that some objects weren't disposed of properly, or some misbehaved objects didn't release MIAW, FileIO, or other object references upon destruction, resulting in some sort of memory leak. Circular object references may have had something to do as well. I know this doesn't solve your problem but hope it gives you some leads. W. Dana Nuon
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