Codejock Developer Community : GPF in XTPSkinManagerApiHook::HackModuleOnLoad

GPF in XTPSkinManagerApiHook::HackModuleOnLoad : Hi,I think this was fixed already....

Sat, 11 Aug 2007 09:28:20 +0000

Author: MacW
Subject: 7766
Posted: 11 August 2007 at 9:28am

Hi,

I think this was fixed already. I've downloaded the most recent XTP version, compiled everything new on my machine, and the crash does not show up anymore. I have seen the ESP warning a couple of times, but it does not crash anymore.

I'll try to keep the call stack for you when it happens the next time. Problem is that when this happens about 10 threads are active...

GPF in XTPSkinManagerApiHook::HackModuleOnLoad : Hello, Please show call stack....

Fri, 10 Aug 2007 00:54:25 +0000

Author: Oleg
Subject: 7766
Posted: 10 August 2007 at 12:54am

Hello,

Please show call stack.

GPF in XTPSkinManagerApiHook::HackModuleOnLoad : I get a GPF in XTPSkinManagerApiHook::HackModuleOnLoad...

Thu, 09 Aug 2007 07:48:40 +0000

Author: MacW
Subject: 7766
Posted: 09 August 2007 at 7:48am

I get a GPF in XTPSkinManagerApiHook::HackModuleOnLoad while calling a function via a function pointer retrieved from a DLL loaded via LoadLibrary.

This external plug-in is not linked with XTP, and has no reference.
In my main application, I initialize XTP Skin Manager as follows:


    XTPSkinManager()->EnableCurrentThread();    
    XTPSkinManager()->SetApplyOptions(xtpSkinApplyFrame | xtpSkinApplyColors | xtpSkinApplyMetrics);
    XTPSkinManager()->SetAutoApplyNewThreads(FALSE);

Since the XTP documentation does not contain anything about when and how to use these functions, I copied it from a sample application.

For example, the "documentation" for EnableCurrentThread says:

Call this method for each thread in multi threaded application to enable skin framework for all threads

What does this mean?