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Re: C++ Builder 4.0 Update #2

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From: James Kosin
Date: Thu, 09 Dec 1999 00:00
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Dear Ross McLeod,

I've been using Update #2 at work for some time.  Compiling and running and
recompiling.  I have not experienced this problem after I close my program.
To be sure it is not running, under Windows 95/98 press CTRL-ALT-DELETE and
be sure you don't see the application running.

I have a threaded application that if it crashes goes away, but it still
seems to be running.  At least NT reports it as such.  Anyway, I've had to
get the task manager in NT running a few times to actually kill the
application.

Sorry, this is the best I can do.  :-(

James Kosin

"Ross McLeod" <ross@mmp.com.au> wrote in message
news:38349117.ACDFA84A@mmp.com.au...
> Since applying the Update #2 patch to my enterprise version of Builder
> 4.0 I have noticed that I am receiving with some regularity a Linker
> Error.
>
> [Linker Fatal Error] Fatal: Could not open <path & filename>.exe
> (program still running?).
>
> This is occurring when the program isn't running and requires another
> Make or Build to get past it. Needless to say it is becoming very
> annoying.
>
> Ross McLeod
>
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