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In article <1992Aug19.193337.13958@centerline.com>, cparker@centerline.com (Charles Parker) writes:
|> In article 28348@leland.Stanford.EDU, kmh@leland.Stanford.EDU (khanhmy hoang) writes:
|> >	My program using Borland's OWL (statically linked) worked perfectly
|> >	in Windows 3.0 and 3.1 when built using BC++ 3.0.
|> >	When built using BC++ 3.1, the program crashes in Windows 3.0 but
|> >	still works fine in Windows 3.1.
|> >
|> >	I did define WIN30 during compilation, and this should give me backward
|> >	compatibility. But this is not what I get.
|> >

You are probably sending some wrong parameters (like an invalid handle
or NULL pointer) to the Windows kernel. Windows 3.1 has more checking
for validy of parameters than 3.0. You should try to obtain a program
that logs and displays these errors to the kernel. I've seen one that
comes with the Microsoft compiler 7.0, called DBWin, it`s great for
detecting such errors...

Marius