PB erreo and would explanations please

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2 total messages Started by patrickartaud Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:58

#41

Author: patrickartaud
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:58

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Hello I have this error:(excuse my english)
The project "auditaide.exe" has provoqued an exception class c0000005 
message at 0x011933d4 :
address readed 0xfeeefeee"Proces stopped.Use step by step or excecute
This message appears bafore the Winmain init.
And do you know a site explaining enaough simply the CPU window and basm, 
before with borland they sent the assembler book but now no!And CPU explains 
are not is there a site ?
Thank if you have an idea for my error I thank ypou
Patrick
And how to track it!!!
Thank you again
Best Regards

Re: PB erreo and would explanations please

#42

Author: Giuliano
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 10:41

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Il Thu, 21 Feb 2008 10:58:26 +0100, "patrickartaud" <patrickartaud@aidedecision.com> ha
scritto:

>Hello I have this error:(excuse my english)
>The project "auditaide.exe" has provoqued an exception class c0000005 
>message at 0x011933d4 :
>address readed 0xfeeefeee"Proces stopped.Use step by step or excecute
>This message appears bafore the Winmain init.
>And do you know a site explaining enaough simply the CPU window and basm, 
>before with borland they sent the assembler book but now no!And CPU explains 
>are not is there a site ?
>Thank if you have an idea for my error I thank ypou
>Patrick
>And how to track it!!!
>Thank you again
>Best Regards

This error could be caused by a singleton or a DLL/package that are created/initialized
before the first function of your application is actually called. 

A my experience about this uncaughted exception was with a library that automatically
tried to read unnecessarily (non existent) application's Version Info Data from resources.
The creation of dummy data has resolved the problem.

If the culprit is a DLL/Package, looking at the debugger's event log can reveal/suggest
where is the source of the problem.

Hope this helps.

Regards

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