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Hello,
Thanks very much for all this information.

> BCB can generate .map file for your project with functions names and their
> addresses -
my map file begins with :

 Start         Length     Name                   Class
 0001:00401000 0000239BEH _TEXT                  CODE
 0002:00425000 00000AEA4H _DATA                  DATA
 0003:0042FEA4 000000264H _BSS                   BSS
 0004:00000000 0000000A4H _TLS                   TLS

 what are BSS and TLS Classes ?

> section address ('CODE')+ RVA. Function that cause exception will have
> biggest
> address <= EIP, obviously. This itself will give you a clue. 

The problem is that all the adresses in the map file are very low in
comparison 
with the address (00422033) where the exception occured.

> I would recommend to set your own UnhandledExceptionFilter( ... ) and dump
> call tree for
> exception in it - having EBP with stack frame address you can "unwind"
> stack, because value
>  at this address is pointer to a previous stack frame and next value is
> caller address and so
> on. I use this for exception handling in general - my exception class
> generates stack
> trace with all relevant information. It's very useful for remote debugging,
> like in your case.

To do that, I have to read and understand a lot of things,
Must I use SetUnhandledExceptionFilter to achieve that ?
Is it necessary to change 
the 
 try{    } 
 catch (Exception &exception)
  {
    Application->ShowException(&exception);
  }
of the main file written by BCB into something like :
__try{    }
__except( ){   }

Best regards
Michel Corbin