FIX: Crash Compiling Native Code for Assignment of Variant Array

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Start Visual Basic 5.0 and create a new Standard EXE. This creates a form named Form1 by default as part of a project named Project1 by default.
2. From the General Declarations area of Form1, add the following code:

         Sub MySub(arvArray1 as variant)
             Dim arvArray2() as variant
             arvArray2(1,1) = arvArray1()
         End Sub
   						

3. From the Project menu, select Project1 Properties. In the Project Properties dialog, select Compile to Native Code on the Compile tab.
4. Click OK.
5. From the File menu, select Make Project1.exe. This will produce an application error in VB5.exe.

1. Start Visual Basic 5.0 and create a new Standard EXE. This creates a form named Form1 by default as part of a project named Project1 by default. Add a class module to this project by clicking on Add Class Module from the Project menu.
2. In the General Declarations area of the Class module, add the following code:

         Public Property Get MyProp( _
              arvArray1 As Variant) As Variant
              Dim arvArray2() As Variant
              arvArray2(1, 1) = arvArray1()
         End Property
   						

3. From the Project menu, select Project1 Properties. In the Project Properties dialog select Compile to Native Code on the Compile tab.
4. Click OK.
5. From the File menu. select Make Project1.exe. This will produce an application error in Visual Basic 5.0.