N
Nathan
Hi,
I am a new bee to developing ActiveX Controls in VC++
6.0. I have an Activex control for TCP Socket
communication client. When I use this in HTML and
repeatedly initialize by refreshing the browser, it works
fine. But when I put this HTML in an active desktop item,
It works fine in windows 2000 but not in windows XP ( the
versions of IE are different ). After refreshing or
closing the active desktop item, I get the standard "send
error report" window. While looking in the technical
report, the error occurred in process: explorer.exe (
which is the main windows explorer process ). I suspect a
memory leak in my program that causes error in win XP not
in 2000.
Or is there any other reason for the crash on Win XP not
in Win 2000?
How do I go about detecting a memory leak for a run time
process?
I would appreciate any suggestions/pointers in this
regard.
Thanks.
I am a new bee to developing ActiveX Controls in VC++
6.0. I have an Activex control for TCP Socket
communication client. When I use this in HTML and
repeatedly initialize by refreshing the browser, it works
fine. But when I put this HTML in an active desktop item,
It works fine in windows 2000 but not in windows XP ( the
versions of IE are different ). After refreshing or
closing the active desktop item, I get the standard "send
error report" window. While looking in the technical
report, the error occurred in process: explorer.exe (
which is the main windows explorer process ). I suspect a
memory leak in my program that causes error in win XP not
in 2000.
Or is there any other reason for the crash on Win XP not
in Win 2000?
How do I go about detecting a memory leak for a run time
process?
I would appreciate any suggestions/pointers in this
regard.
Thanks.