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  1. bazzer747

    Debug v Release problem

    Hi, Something really strange, which I've never seen before in creating my apps (all Windows 64bit). When I run the app in Debug mode it runs fine, albeit 38mb in size. When I run it in Release mode (14mb in size) it fails with an access violation after the main form shows and I click on a button which links to another form. I can only think it has been something I have done and I'm frantically looking at all the changes I've done recently. Another oddity is that I have a Splash screen showing whilst the app is initialised, which is hidden before the final Application Run. However, the Splash screen is still showing (in the Release) after the main form shows, which is very odd as I have 'fSplashscreen.Hide; fSplashScreen.Free; immediately before the Application.Run command, which doesn't make sense. It does seem this is where the problem is, but I cannot trace this as it all works OK in Debug mode. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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