I've built a plugin that interfaces the USB/serial optical mark scanner that
we build and sell.
The plugin works fine on all versions of Windows except for 95 where the
plugin crashes on the first call to a method in the plugin. It doesn't
matter which function, the app crashes with an access violation.
I think I've narrowed it down to the plugin being corrupted if certain kinds
of global variables or perhaps global objects that require constructors
exist.
Has anyone seen something like this? Is there a list of what you can't do
in a plugin on Windows?
Chris
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