* Re:
   dd.  05-12-96 18:54
   to   Denis Tonn

hi Daniel,

 DT>> Can you give some specific examples of what Win95 is doing and the 
 DT>> same under OS/2?

 DL>  Yes, sure, although not the actual code, as it's been changed to
 DL> take care  of the problem.  The problem was that I was
 DL> inadvertently reading code from  outside my allocated memory. Win95
 DL> gave me a GPF; OS/2 Warp did not.

You're trashing your heap.  Most OS/2 C compilers' Run Time Libraries will
let you do that freely, because it is very inefficient, and bad style, to
ask the OS for more memory at every malloc.  Get a better Win compiler and
insert correct code: it's your heap, you own it and so it isn't any
bussiness of the OS if you want to trash it.  Your current Win95 compiler
does not implement the C language model correctly: the heap ought to appear
to your program as one block, not little fragments.

groetjes,
	  hugo
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