I am getting this error reported back from a DLL that I have written but only if the DLL is run outside the Borland IDE.

What are all of the possible causes of this error ??

regards
david

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regards David
http://www.compuvision.com.au

There are many conditions which will generate these errors.

Two of the usual suspects are trying to do an array comparison with values which have not been properly initialised and hence you're trying to compare a float to a garbage value; or, depending on the version of the compiler, these errors can be thrown when performing mathematical operations on unlike datatypes when one of them is a float.

Use a try-catch block to isolate the error, or run through using the debugger and check all the values used in every comparison/operation.



wabbit

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Thanks wabbit.

You have given me a few ideas ;)

regards
david

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regards David
http://www.compuvision.com.au

As always : if you need more assistance, post your troublesome code and someone should be able to help.  (If you want my help -- be quick as I am going for a short holiday in a couple of days)


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