char* PutDataInMemory (const CString &rkcstrData)

{



int nDataSize = rkcstrData.GetLength();



char buffer[2000];

char *pdata = buffer;



for (int nCounter=0; nCounter < nDataSize; nCounter++)

{

pdata[nCounter] = rkcstrData.GetAt(nCounter);

}



return pdata;



}

Hi.

the problem with you code is that you are returning a local variable outside the function (out side the scope)

when a function is called, all it's local variables are created in the stack, so your buffer[2000] is in the stack, and when the function returns the local variables does not exist any more.

you can do this :

//================================================== ==========//
void PutDataInMemory(const CString &rkcstrData, char* buffer){
   int nDataSize = rkcstrData.GetLength();

   for(int nCounter=0; nCounter<nDataSize; nCounter++){
      buffer[nCounter] = rkcstrData.GetAt(nCounter);
   }
}

i agree to the one previous