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Article #157Re: Access violation at 0x8AD853, read of address 0xffffffff
From: Edgar Vorland
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 00:00
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Never seen something like this, but you can try to step through the
execution of your application source code. ('View'+'Project Source'). Set a
breakpoint at the first line. (Which should be something like
Application.initialize;) Let us know if the Access Violation occures even
before this one.
Could hopefully be to some help...
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Edgar Vorland
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Nick Reseigh <nickr@solcov.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
<344320d0.77675351@news.demon.co.uk>...
> Is there anyone out there who has had a similar occurrence?
>
> I'm running delphi developer 2, and this appears to happen way before the
first
> line of my application is executed. From the link map, this address is
way
> outside my program, so maybe something took a wild branch into the
> stratosphere? I reinstalled delphi, but the problem (unfortunately)
persists.
>
> Any help/ideas gratefully received................./Nick
>
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