Re: Access Violation on Application exit

Bob,

BYE is used for console applications, where the SwiftForth terminal
window is open. For turnkey window-api-based applications, you must
use the ExitProcess api call.

Hope this helps,
Rick

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On 9/18/2001 at 3:08 PM Robert Dickow wrote:

>I can't really post the source...it's several thousand lines of code. It
>only gives the "Access Violation" upon shut down of the turnkeyed app, not
>when run from the console.
>
>As for the BYE, I thought it *had* to be used upon exiting the program. To
>clarify, I exit the actual app from a Quit command in a program window,=
 and
>then the code goes through the usual DestroyWindow etc. But when the
>program
>has set up the message loops and whatnot, then it exits with a BYE.=
 Without
>that the program crashes almost immediately upon execution. If not a BYE,
>what is the recommended method of setting up a turnkeyed app?

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Received on Tue Sep 18 2001 - 18:18:55 PDT