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Porting W98 BCB4 to XP

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From: Leigh Milne
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 09:47
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I have an application which runs fine on every W98 / 95 system I have 
tried.  It crashes on XP.  I have installed my BCB4 on an XP system, and 
  am debugging my application.  I have found places in my code which 
crash, but the reasons are not obvious.  The code works in W98 etc, and 
still looks OK.

I am not asking with help on my specific code (unless that seems the 
only way to progress), rather I am asking if there is information 
somewhere that documents problems likely to arise in situations like this.

Is there??

Thanks,  Leigh
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