I have not been able to repeat the problem, but here are some possible things to check.
1) I noticed that the GPF comes from the DLL, is possible that the DLL is the wrong version. Reload both the EXE and DLL from the install program. Check to see if there no other copies of the DLL on your system.
2) You have some other system problem.
Your error message is not in English so I have little to go on. Is it possible to get more information.
Craig Gunhouse (gunner)
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Perhaps you should try to use the staticaaly linked version of ClassBuilder. You miss the add-in functionality, but you avoid potential problems with non matching DLL's. The ClassBuilder.dll is made with certain mfc related dll's in mind, perhaps the versions of those dll's on your system do not match and results in the withnessed problems.
Jimmy Venema
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Hi there ...
Well people, I got in trouble when trying
to print a Class Diagram. When I try to do
it I get a GPF message like this one below:
CLASSBUILDER causou uma exceo 10H no mdulo
CLASSBUILDER.DLL em 0187:100be6d5.
Registros:
EAX=fffffdda CS=0187 EIP=100be6d5 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=0077f330 SS=018f ESP=0063eda4 EBP=0063ee2c
ECX=00000000 DS=018f ESI=0063f290 FS=1167
EDX=100be637 ES=018f EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes em CS:EIP:
dd 5c 24 34 dd 44 24 14 dd 44 24 24 dc 4c 24 1c
Esvaziamento da pilha:
0063f290 fffffdda 0077f330 00000006 00000000
00000000 00000000 00000000 40280000 00000000
00000000 10130b14 00000000 00000000 c0280000
00000000
Are there anybody else having the same
problem ? If so, is there a solution ?
Thanks in advance,
Paulo Garcia
I have not been able to repeat the problem, but here are some possible things to check.
1) I noticed that the GPF comes from the DLL, is possible that the DLL is the wrong version. Reload both the EXE and DLL from the install program. Check to see if there no other copies of the DLL on your system.
2) You have some other system problem.
Your error message is not in English so I have little to go on. Is it possible to get more information.
Craig Gunhouse (gunner)
Perhaps you should try to use the staticaaly linked version of ClassBuilder. You miss the add-in functionality, but you avoid potential problems with non matching DLL's. The ClassBuilder.dll is made with certain mfc related dll's in mind, perhaps the versions of those dll's on your system do not match and results in the withnessed problems.
Jimmy Venema