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Hi jumper, here are the results : 1) HoverIP : Seems OK. 2) SAP GUI : crashed with the following : JAVAW caused an exception 03H in module KERNEL32.DLL at 0187:bff768a1. Registers: EAX=c0030900 CS=0187 EIP=bff768a1 EFLGS=00000246 EBX=00000000 SS=018f ESP=1818e604 EBP=1818e638 ECX=ffffff64 DS=018f ESI=7813220d FS=5c27 EDX=00000000 ES=018f EDI=00000000 GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: c3 cc cc 55 8b ec 56 57 68 c0 d4 fc bf e8 01 d9 Stack dump: 78132225 bf4d735b 00000000 78130000 81daa5d8 0000000a 00000004 1818e608 1818e41c 1818e800 78138ad1 df4ede3b fffffffe 1818e810 78132337 78130000 3) In addition, Dependency Walker didn't run (no error message) and Open Office 3.2 produced an error R6034 when I double-clicked an XLSX file. Then I commented out all the evil *ActCtx* functions in 'Kstub822.ini' and rebooted. Then everything worked OK. Joe.

Nice!!! FWIW, version 4 works fine with HoverIP and SAP GUI for Java (so too does version 3, of course). Joe.

True, however, that's a reflection of my confidence level in your DLL. I entirely agree about your comparison of simple vs. complex sorting methods. That's why I didn't even mention Quicksort. However, Bubble Sort also doesn't scale well with the size of the data elements, not just their quantity. It doesn't take much for its inefficiency to show. If it's taking 10 seconds to sort, then it's the wrong algorithm. Just my 2c. Joe.

Doh!!! I knew it was a wrapper and still I made such a mistake - hmmm ... must do better! Anyway, this time I renamed your DLL as IPHLPAPI.JMP and placed it in the System directory, then added the following registry entry : REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\SessionManager\KnownDLLs] "IPHLPAPI"="IPHLPAPI.JMP" Now HoverIP and SAPGUI work just fine! Hmmm ... I've noticed you mention using Bubble Sort a couple of times previously, AFAIK, it's the world's slowest sorting algorithm. I've had dramatic improvement in another project where I converted a Bubble Sort into a Shell Sort, only slightly more complicated - I highly recommend it (I ported the example from Peter Grogono's book 'Programming in Pascal'). Joe.

Hi jumper, Happy New Year! OK, I've just had a quick play with this. I copied to the System directory and commented out all the IpHlpApi section in "stub822.ini". Unfortunately, after a reboot, my computer was sluggish, with WinGuage showing CPU usage at 100% (normally it's about 33%). When I tried SAPGUI, it started up but then stalled when I tried connecting to the server. When I tried HoverIP, it never produced a GUI. In both cases, I had to terminate these apps via the Ctl-Alt-Del thingie Joe. PS. A small request for ktree9 : If it isn't too much trouble, would it be possible to sort the DLL names listed under, eg. 'kexbasen'?