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   S32cACOVJ4HU1tfAzHV67ehluaPE7ReBHwzXJ70s!wEZccVFSJehoZz4klWEe1yn   
   eUcpquSrTsmxgQ==   
   properly   
   From: "Steven Levine"    
      
   On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 05:04:50 UTC, "Rich Walsh"    
    wrote:   
      
   Hi guys,   
      
   > > Both similar to:   
   > >  Filename: C:\MPTN\DLL\TCPIP32.DLL   
   > >  Address:  005B:1E2236EA (0001:000036EA)   
   > >  Cause:    Attempted to read from 00000000   
   > >            (not a valid address)   
   >    
   > Sad to say, I've seen my first-ever traps in TCPIP32 as well.   
   > Mine occurred at a slightly different address but the instruction   
   > that failed suggests that whoever wrote that code knew something   
   > was awry:   
   >    
   >  1E4A260E >CMP DWORD [ECX], 0xbeefaaaa  (8139 aaaaefbe)   
      
   IIRC, this is a sanity check in the heap logic in statically linked    
   runtime.  I'd look for buffer overruns.   
      
   Steven   
      
      
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