If your 'script' is not setting 'result' then you are calling ToString() on null. However I cannot see how this would become divide by zero.
The only other way I have known DLLs to influence each other is by fiddling with the floating point signal handling register (wherever that is). This might change whether a divide by zero in JavaScript returns NaN or throws an exception.
The only other way I have known DLLs to influence each other is by fiddling with the floating point signal handling register (wherever that is). This might change whether a divide by zero in JavaScript returns NaN or throws an exception.
