Jesse Phillips Wrote:

> writeln("I'm still ok");
> writeln("2");
> if(myObject is null)
>   writeln("3");
> else
>   writeln("4");
> writeln(0);
> writeln(false);

> Prints everything up to 2.

You should look at it in debugger at assembly level. There's no need to compile it with debug symbols, they'll be of no use for you. I suspect EBP==0.

Kagamin Wrote:

> Jesse Phillips Wrote:
> 
> > writeln("I'm still ok");
> > writeln("2");
> > if(myObject is null)
> >   writeln("3");
> > else
> >   writeln("4");
> > writeln(0);
> > writeln(false);
> 
> > Prints everything up to 2.
> 
> You should look at it in debugger at assembly level. There's no need to compile it with debug symbols, they'll be of no use for you. I suspect EBP==0.

writeln("I'm still ok");
asm
{
 cmp EBP,0;
 ja ok;
 hlt;
ok: nop;
}
writeln("Still ok");
if(myObject is null)
   writeln("3");
else
   writeln("4");