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    Software engineer at Software Verification Limited. <P>Into folk music, bagpipes, mandolins, french dancing, swimming, walking, mountains, technology, marketing. <P>I suffer from RSI, and have lived with it since 1994. I'm one of a few people I've met that have kept their careers after being effectively disabled by the injury. If you have any problems with RSI, you would do well to heed some of my advice on <a href="http://www.objectmedia.ltd.uk/rsi/rsi_srk.html" rel="nofollow">Repetitive Strain Injury</a> <P>The RSI also affected my music making. I hardly play guitar now (too much stretching of the hands). I replaced that with Mandolin and found that I can automatically knock out really good Irish sounding Jigs. But that didn't last - also bad for my hands. Then I found, to my amazement that bagpipes work for me (but whistles do not). I found bagpipes through French dancing. If you live near Ely, learn some <a href="http://www.sprezzaturra.com" rel="nofollow">French Music</a> and come and play with us.
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    2. POCreateThread() fails on 64 bit Windows, works on 32 bit Windows. Why?
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      1. POHow can my Windows customers send me a crash log?
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    1. COPrincipally for local IPC. I can't remember the details, it was years ago. I think we did briefly look at network stuff as well. But if its poor locally, its probably going to be worse over the network. We did some searches to find if others had problems with named pipes and sure enough they did and no one had a solution, which is why we changed tack completely. The shared memory solution has been great but it has rather tied our software to working on one machine rather than across a network :-(, which fortunately for us, most of our customers want to work on one machine.
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    2. CO@DeadMG. No compiler warnings. The same code works if called later on in the program lifetime.
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    3. COMy current thinking is that MS have modified CreateThread so that it examines its callstack and ensures that all locations are tracable back to kernel32.dll/ntdll.dll. If it can't find a valid callstack it assumes the app has been hijacked and denies calls to CreateThread/CreateRemoteThread. In the case that fails for me, the callstack ends at my injected dynamic assembly code that loads my DLL then calls my code. What does anyone think? Is this bonkers or a valid idea to persue? I'm running out of things to try... its going to be very hard to keep a valid callstack doing this stuff.
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