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From: pittenger-laurence@cs.yale.edu (Laurence Arthur Pittenger)
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Subject: Objects and code resources (C+- trouble: HELP!)
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Date: 13 Jun 91 00:34:40 GMT
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I'm trying to pass a handle to an object to a code resource, defined
and compiled in Think C 4.0.  I can access the resource fine -- a
Debugger() command correctly interrupts execution and shows that the
resource is being executed.  Furthermore, I've used the standared
"stub resource" trick and so executed my code as a "simulated" cdef.
However, when actually compiled as a code resource, the code crashes
at the first attempt to use the objects method.

Is this because the object was defined external to the resource?  I
lock it before call-time.

Please email me any suggestions, as I'm kinda stuck if I can't get
around this.

thanks,
LP

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Laurence A. Pittenger
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