>Al,
>
>A piece of one of the offending sections of code is below; it's just a simple round() call (thisV is a numeric value previously calculated from table fields):
>
>DO CASE
>CASE round(thisV,0) =< 250 && <<< application crashes right here
>glSize = "S"
>IF round(thisV,0)=0
>
>ENDIF
>
>When I replace the CASE line with the following...
>
>CASE thisV =< 250.49999
>
An alternative statement would be:
CASE INT(thisV + .5) < 250
>...then the application proceeds ok and does not crash. As I mentioned in my first message, on Win98 restarting the app after the crash (without rebooting) causes the app to work fine; it does not choke on the round() code again until after a reboot. But on Win2000 it continues choking on the round() code each time the app is started, regardless of whether a reboot was done.
>
>Again thanks in advance for your thoughts and comments.
>
>Regards,
>
>- Larry
