Interesting error...

[Christopher.Short at abare.gov.au]

Hmmm...I may have confounded two separate problems yesterday.

The looping due to restarting Frontier inside a task is resolved.

But twice this morning I've had Frontier crash with the following error:

"The instruction at x referenced memory at y. The memory could not be 'read'."

Each time, x and y are different and different from yesterday.

No consistency in the crashes.

One crash occurred when I went to use a suite of mine (in a GDB), and another crashed on testing a scheduled task.

I've compacted all the GDBs that run full time - no evidence of corruption (I know it doesn't guarantee it).

Any thoughts on where else I should look?

I'll replace the application file, but I don't think that's likely to be the case.

I can provide the details of x and y in the above error messages if that's thought to help.

cheers,
Christopher (who had a stable Frontier for the last 7 years :-(

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