Possible RAM problem

[Michael Mattias]

No.

After a program is compiled, "datanames" no longer exist.

Is one program a TSR? Heck, it must be, because if one isn't, they cannot both be in the same DOS address space. Then there are ways to share data.

If this is two separate DOS sessions under some form of Windows, that's a horse of a different color, and you will likely need to set up a data file to share data between programs.

(EDIT)
Oops - just thought of something. Are you using Pointers? That can let you mix up data UNDER DOS IN THE SAME ADDRESS SPACE.


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Michael Mattias
Racine WI USA
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[This message has been edited by Michael Mattias (edited January 12, 2000).]

[Brian Reynolds]

I am having a problem with data in RAM when running two programmes.

My query is - is it possible for two programmes (PB/Vision) in memory
at the same time and having the same names for variables to pick up the
wrong data, say, programme "A" picks up data in variable A$ from programme
"B" running at the same time and using the same variable name?

I hope this is understandable.

Regards,
Brian Reynolds.