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Are you sure it's a malfunction ....
Usually this kind of errors occure when your accessing an adress that your
program somewhere
already destroyed using the delete command......




Juan Carlos Baraza <jcbaraza@disca.upv.es> wrote in message
news:3C0750A5.69E2F445@disca.upv.es...
> Hello,
>
> I'm a customer of Borland C++ Builder 3 (with no patches installed),
> and I need some technical help about Builder 3, its patches and
> Builder 5.
>
> I'm developing a large program that massively uses dynamic data
> (mainly structures created and destroyed when needed) allocated in
> the heap. Now, an STRANGE "Access Violation Error" has appeared.
> Why strange? Because it does not appear always in the same place,
> depending on whether I'm running my program EXE file or executing
> from Builder (in this case it appears much further, but it does
> finally).
> I'm ALMOST absolutely sure that no pointer is lost, and I cannot
> imagine what other programming error could produce such effect, so
> I guess (I hope to be right) that this is not a programming problem,
> but a Compiler/Linker problem of memory (heap) management. So, my
> question is: does Builder 5 (or any Builder 3 patches) include any
> correction of this malfunction?
>
> Many thanks.
>
>