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Yeah, you are right but I really don't know what can I tell you that will help you finding the solution for my problem. I?m expecting someone had the same problem and kows how to solve it.Maybe somebody knows how to solve your problem, but not with the information that you have given. It's like calling your doctor and saying "Something is wrong with me, send me something to fix it", and then hanging up the phone. Of course He's not going to be able to diagnose your problem.
- Source? as I don't know where is the problem i don't know wich parte of my code should i put here.Most of us enjoy a challenge, so give us something to work with, like source code, a better description of the problem, the results of any debugging that you may have done etc. Also other information like does the program terminate quietly or does it throw an exception. What OS are you running on, what version of builder are you using and has it been patched with the latest patches, more specifics about what the program does etc.
That is the problem!! Sometimes my program closes when i?m doing a certain thing, then i repeat the same process a lot of times and it doesn't close. Ans as I said above, sometimes i just open it and suddenly it closes, and other times i use it for a long time and nothing happens.And of course, spend a bunch of time trying to duplicate the problem, if you can reproduce it you can usually solve it.
I´m not sure of what info should i put in that file! What is the "shut-down-chain"? and how do i write that file when my program auto-closes? (because it only auto-close some times and that file should be like a "crash report" (but without crash) when the program has this weird behaviour). Please help me.A way of doing a check is to place a routine that writes out the termination variables in a file (plain text) and place at call to that routine in the shut-down-chain. This will give a hint of WHAT-THE-H%(%&/ went wrong.