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From: t-stephp@microsoft.UUCP (Stephen Poole)
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Subject: Re: Help! (Problems with the stack?)
Keywords: stack
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Date: 12 Jul 89 20:39:37 GMT
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In article <2169@wasatch.utah.edu> u-tholly@wasatch.utah.edu (Troy Holly) writes:
>If not, then I am going to have to trace the stack out by hand, and
>I do not look forward to this at all.  Thanks again,
>
>Troy -

[Having floating point invalid problems]

Before you do a stack trace by hand you might just want to check the
possibility that between the point where your last call to the math
function worked and THIS call you had a stray pointer blast the
floating point emulator code.  Not knowing anything about your code
it's hard to say if examining this is a monumental task or not, but
if it's towards the trivial side then I'd definitely look there
first.
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