From: Delong <dandelong AT osha DOT igs DOT net>
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Subject: Runtime error: "Invalid TSS in RMCB" ... What the ... ?
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 23:45:42 -0500
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I recieve an error sometimes upon exiting my program in DJGPP v2 at the
command line:

"Invalid TSS in RMCB" and then gives the stack-dump and mentions
"error=00b4".

Does anyone know what could cause this? I have a similar program (uses
same memory mapping and mouse/graphics routines) but never has this
error under DOS or Win95.

The only difference between the two is that I am testing out some
classes in the program receiving the error and have had strange run-time
crashes due to using the 'delete' operator (which i seem to have 'fixed'
by replacing 'delete' with free() ). These classes are set up exactly
like the ones I had in Borland C++ 3.1 but the other program had no
errors.

Could this error message be related to the OOP I am using? Are there any
syntax differences known bugs in G++ compared to Borland's?

I'd really appreciate it if anyone can help/give me an idea where to go
with this. I've never encountered it before. Thanks.
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 ... Andrew Delong
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