[RESOLVED] Reading/Writing protected memory - no idea how to debug

[minitech]

I've made a screen capture program, and I have a program to play back the captured clips (right now there's no sound). All of the data is stored like so:

Frames per second, as a Byte
Width of each bitmap, as an Integer
Height of each bitmap, as an Integer
All of the bitmaps' data (24 bits per pixel)

In the playback form, I have a function to read the next bitmap from the file, using the stored width and height:

Private Sub LoadNextBitmap()
        Try
            If m_Deserializer.PeekChar() = -1 Then Exit Sub
        Catch ex As Exception
 
        End Try
        m_CurBitmap = New Bitmap(w, h, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb)
        Dim bpbmp As Integer = w * h * 3
        Dim bdata As BitmapData = m_CurBitmap.LockBits(New Rectangle(0, 0, w, h), ImageLockMode.ReadWrite, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb)
        ' ^ I've also tried ImageLockMode.ReadOnly, no success.
        Dim b(bpbmp - 1) As Integer
        For i As Integer = 0 To bpbmp - 1
            b(i) = m_Deserializer.ReadByte()
        Next
        Marshal.Copy(b, 0, bdata.Scan0, bpbmp) '<-- error here
        m_CurBitmap.UnlockBits(bdata)
    End Sub

I get an error on the Marshal.Copy line: "AccessViolation exception was unhandled: Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt." I suppose that this means that I'm writing too much data to the area in memory specified by the pointer, but I don't see how. The b() array seems to be in working order. Can anyone help? The file saves just fine.

[minitech]

I've tried all sorts of numbers instead of bpbmp, some of them give a strange and colorful result (ones that are quite a bit less than bpbmp). So I know the data isn't corrupted.

[minitech]

Oops... :P

Accidentally declared the array as Integer() instead of Byte(). Never mind!