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I am programming a windows DLL with Borland C++, OWL and Classlibs.
The DLL is used from a VB application. When closing the DLL, there is
the following problem:

I have a class, that can not use its own data in its own destructor
without a runtime error ("An error has occured..." and sometimes 
a General Protection Fault). 

For example, this class (Drawings) has a private
variable xSize:

class Drawings {
private:
	int xSize;
...

If I try to copy xSize (int theSize = xSize) in destructor of Drawings,
 a "An error has occured..." dialog box is given. All other variables
of the class seem to be in same state.

What could be wrong in my code? I noticed
that WEP is called before the destructor (my WEP does nothing).

--Arto