RE: MCH3601 errors

Hi David -

>I've got a particularly perplexing problem with a MCH3601 exception.

This usually indicates a parameter was not passed.  If you using prototypes,
this could be a result of a caller specifying *omit but the callee not
checking for it.  It could also be the caller's prototype specifying "value"
and the callee's not.

If this is a command processing program that returns values, a null pointer
is passed for parameters not requested to be returned.  The CPP has to be
coded to handle this.

Anything that causes storage to be corrupted, like mis-matched parameter
lengths, could also cause the pointer to be wiped out.

Ken
Southern Wine and Spirits of Nevada, Inc.
Opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of
my employer or anyone in their right mind.

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