I don't see that happening. Can you please post your dialog class with
dialog and control maps? Or, if you used CMemDlgTemplate directly, the code
that uses it.
Oh, oh, yes, you are right, of course I could repro this in a test project,
but that is because I was getting low memory addresses. If memory address
uses high DWORD, it would be cleared out.
I propose to replace the offending line with this:
I don't see that happening. Can you please post your dialog class with
dialog and control maps? Or, if you used CMemDlgTemplate directly, the code
that uses it.
Thanks,
Nenad
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Socrat socrat74@users.sf.net wrote:
The mention function has an error that causes crash in 64-bit version due
to wrong pointer alignment in the line:
The mention function has an error that causes crash in 64-bit version due to wrong pointer alignment in the line:
// DWORD align data m_pPtr = (LPBYTE)(DWORD_PTR)((DWORD)(DWORD_PTR)(m_pPtr + 3) & (~3));Please fix it.
I don't see that happening. Can you please post your dialog class with
dialog and control maps? Or, if you used CMemDlgTemplate directly, the code
that uses it.
Thanks,
Nenad
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Socrat socrat74@users.sf.net wrote:
Oh, oh, yes, you are right, of course I could repro this in a test project,
but that is because I was getting low memory addresses. If memory address
uses high DWORD, it would be cleared out.
I propose to replace the offending line with this:
const DWORD_PTR dwDwordAlignBits = sizeof(DWORD) - 1;
m_pPtr = (LPBYTE)(((DWORD_PTR)m_pPtr + dwDwordAlignBits) &
(~dwDwordAlignBits));
I think this is correct, and maybe easier to understand.
Cheers,
Nenad
On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 6:39 PM, Nenad Stefanovic nenadstefanovic@users.sf.net wrote: