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In article <1232@osupyr.mast.ohio-state.edu>, pgn@osupyr.mast.ohio-state.edu (Paul G. Nevai) writes...
                                              
>I had an FKey made in LSP 1.11a and worked perfectly. It contains
>a shoutdown manager call. When I ported it to LSP 2.0 it still works
>in the project but when I compile it in the reduced library setting
>the shutdown call doesn't work anymore. WHY?

I have a question along similar lines: what is going on differently when
you run within the project and when you compile and run outside?  Specifically,
I've got a situation where I create a simple modeless dialog and then
invalidate its portRect.  This works fine in the project, but bombs on
invalRect when I've compiled it and run it as an app.  I compiled it in
the project without the Debug option, and the assembly language right around
the invalRect call seems the same both in the project and out.  I checked
what was going on both with Lightsbug in the Proj and with TMON outside
and what's being passed to the call seems fine.

I am at a bit of a loss.  It must be an error somewhere else in my program,
but I have no idea why it would cause an error (out of memory) on an InvalRect
call.  The dialog ptr seems valid, and if I take out the InvalRect call
the program compiles and runs fine.  What's getting me is: why does it run
fine with this call _in_ the project, and crash outside?


Robert
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