Marc Cohen 8/443-3945 <mlcohen@bcrvmpc1.vnet.ibm.com> (05/22/91)
>_a_msg_exit() is one of those nasty procedures that MS put in that kills >your program when it does something nasty. Another example: do a divide >by zero in a PM program. You don't get a trap, you don't get any beeps, >you get nothing. Your application just disappears ("Look ma, no >hands!")! Check your code, and variable values, and make sure that >nothing is done in any thread that might be considered "naughty". Actually, __amsg_exit does place an error message out on standard output. Unfortunately, standard output for a PM program is the bit bucket, unless you redirect it. (Actually, maybe it's standard error! Whichever; same difference. The effect is the same.) Marc L. Cohen vnet: MLCOHEN at BCRVMPC1 internet: mlcohen@bcrvmpc1.vnet.ibm.com