>Hi Alexandre, > >>Now... This (why am I not surprised? ) crashes VFP. Why? > >because you return the entire structure and not a reference to it. VFP tries to treat what on the stack as if it's a pointer to a structure. All it can find is either a completely invalid value, probably either the length of the structure or the value 154 itself. It then tries to access this adress, but 154 is obviously not a valid memory adress and you should get a Mememory Protection fault or something like that. > >And even if you'd return the adress of the structure, all you would get is an empty string, because VFP would interpret the first CHR(0) as the terminator for the string.
You mean that I can pass only one NTS from C to Fox?
>Christof
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