Mysterious SDL.net exception [ SDL.NET bug - unsolved]

Hey guys, I need some help here. 1. No matter what I set delay or targetfps to, I always get exactly 1 frame per second. It ruins half the reason I went with .net as opposed to the C version. If only Torque2D didn't need networking kludged in (and a TGE license for the code to be kludged)... 2. When I close the application, I get 2 different errors. The first time I get "illegal access at 0x00000000 could not be 'written'" from Windows and the second time I just get a similar error from Visual Studio's debugger. I guess it could be complaining about the screen/sprite/bitmap context but I have no idea how to appease it or where to do so. 3. Sort of related, Alt+F4 won't cause a quit event on this or regular SDL. Am I supposed to check the keyboard handler for Alt+F4 manually? I didn't find anything in their 10 pages of very sparse docs and Google didn't point anywhere but their site. Using .net 2.0 on Windows 2000 SP4 with over a GB of RAM, so it can't be the system.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using SdlDotNet;
using SdlDotNet.Sprites;
using SdlDotNet.Windows; 

namespace WindowsApplication2
{
    public class Program
    {
        SdlDotNet.Sprites.AnimatedSprite Hero = new SdlDotNet.Sprites.AnimatedSprite();
        
        /// <summary>
        /// The main entry point for the application.
        /// </summary>
        [STAThread]
        public static void Main ()
        {
            Program Application = new Program();
            Application.Run();
        }

        public Program ()
        {
            SdlDotNet.Video.SetVideoModeWindow(320, 240, 16, false);
            SdlDotNet.Video.WindowCaption = "RRK - C# 2005 - Windows 2000 - SDL 4.0";

            SdlDotNet.SurfaceCollection MainFile = new SdlDotNet.SurfaceCollection("./graphics/SmallFoot.png", new System.Drawing.Size(64, 64));
            SdlDotNet.Sprites.Animation Temporary;

            Temporary = new SdlDotNet.Sprites.Animation();
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[0]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[32]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[0]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[40]);
            Temporary.Delay = 1000;
            Hero.Animations.Add("MS", Temporary);

            Temporary = new SdlDotNet.Sprites.Animation();
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[1]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[33]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[1]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[41]);
            Temporary.Delay = 1000;
            Hero.Animations.Add("ME", Temporary);

            Temporary = new SdlDotNet.Sprites.Animation();
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[2]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[34]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[2]);
            Temporary.Add(MainFile[42]);
            Temporary.Delay = 1000;
            Hero.Animations.Add("MW", Temporary);

            Hero.CurrentAnimation = "MS";
            Hero.Animate = true;
        }

        public void Run()
        {
            SdlDotNet.Events.TargetFps = 30;
            SdlDotNet.Events.KeyboardDown += new SdlDotNet.KeyboardEventHandler(this.OnKeyboardDown);
            SdlDotNet.Events.Tick += new SdlDotNet.TickEventHandler(this.OnTick);
            SdlDotNet.Events.Quit += new SdlDotNet.QuitEventHandler(this.OnQuit);
            SdlDotNet.Events.Run();
        }

        private void OnKeyboardDown(System.Object Sender, SdlDotNet.KeyboardEventArgs Arguments)
        {
            //if (e.Key == Key.Escape || e.Key == Key.Q)
            //{
            //    Events.QuitApplication();
            //}
        }

        private void OnTick(System.Object Sender, SdlDotNet.TickEventArgs Arguments)
        {
            //screen.Fill(Color.Black);
            //screen.Blit(surface);
            //screen.Flip();
            Video.Screen.Fill(System.Drawing.Color.Black);
            Video.Screen.Blit(Hero);
            Video.Screen.Flip();
        }

        private void OnQuit(System.Object Sender, SdlDotNet.QuitEventArgs Arguments)
        {
            Hero.Kill();
            SdlDotNet.Events.QuitApplication();
        }
    }
}

[Edited by - RKillian on June 28, 2006 11:47:58 AM]