"De{*word*81} Kernel Error: Error Code 23"
That helpful message pops up when I try to run a project
that, a few minutes earlier, was working just fine.
If I create a new project and add all files from old one to
it, the program runs, but it is clear that the de{*word*81}
isn't working properly; it will let me set a breakpoint (and
display it in red) on any line in the source, including
blank and comment lines, but never breaks on any of them.
The program also dies somewhere in the _calling_ of a
ToolBar button's OnClick method; it may be actually
happening in my code, but as I said, breakpoints aren't
working, so I can't exactly tell.
I've already done the following:
1. Uninstall BCB 3, fully delete all references to it from
both the registry and the full Borland directory tree from
the hard drive.
1.a. Reboot.
2. Do a full install of BCB 3, to a different drive.
2.a. Rebot.
3. Re-install all my non-Borland components. (Argh.)
and it doesn't work a damn bit better than it did before.
What is this stuff, magic?
PLEASE SOMEONE GIVE ME SOME CLUE, I'M LOST AND AT A
STANDSTILL HERE UNTIL THIS IS RESOLVED!!!!!!
If it matters, I'm running on a PentiumPro Win95 (1st
release) system, with a handful of Microsoft's Kernel
Patches installed.
I just remembered the Borland BCB3 patches, and I'm going to
go install those, but I'm not hopeful, since it was doing
this with my previous BCB install, which did have those
patches applied to it.
Walt
