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On Tue, 03 Oct 2000 17:12:39 -0400, Yanxia Liu <yliu6@eos.ncsu.edu>
wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I met a very strange problem when I tried to use C++ via MFCAppWizard to
>create a first program.

MFC is off-topic.

> I followed the instruction to type in a single line
>of code:
>
>pC->TextOut(50,50,"Hello!",10);

Did you (or the framework) allocate memory for pC?

>
>It was compiled and builed. And it created an executive file. But it didn't
>allow me to execute it. When I tried to execute the hello.exe file, a message
>window was jumped. It said::"This program has performed an illegal operation
>and will be shut down".

But your program *did* run. While it was running, it performed an
illegal action, so the OS decieded to shut it down.

>
>I ran the same program in other computer. It works very well. Nothing
>happened.

Memory access violations are not always repeatable with different
computers (or even on the same computer).
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Josh Sebastian
<curien@earthlink.net>