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hi,
while runing a program that uses a 3rd party DLL we got the floating point stack check exception.could it be that we are passing an incompatible datatype?how can one check where this exception occurs?how do we trap it?pls help.
--rs
while runing a program that uses a 3rd party DLL we got the floating point stack check exception.could it be that we are passing an incompatible datatype?how can one check where this exception occurs?how do we trap it?pls help.
--rs
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The usual cause of this error is calling a function that returns a floating result as if it were a subroutine, or vice-versa. The debugger should stop at the point of error, but the actual error may have occurred earlier in the program. You can't trap it - this is something you have to fix.
Steve
Steve

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