Memory access violation for build 1.136 and up
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#355 Memory access violation for build 1.136 and up
Hello,
Build 1.136 and up will crash with an access violation if
files devcpp.cfg and devcpp.ini do not exist on the
default location, or the location indicated with the -c
option. Even if the files exist, build 1.136 and up will
only run if devcpp.cfg and devcpp.ini were created with
a previous build, say for example 1.135.
Jesus
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I can't reproduce it. What is the exact message with access
violation?
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The first message is:
Exception EAccessViolation in module devcpp.exe at 00145006
Access violation at address 00545006 in module 'devcpp.exe'.
Read of address 00000350
The second message is:
Runtime error 216 at 00441Cf5
This happens with every computer I tried on: Windows 2000,
XP home, and XP pro.
My shortcut call Dev-c++ as:
C:\Dev-Cpp\devcpp.exe -c c:\Dev-Cpp
Also think, bug report 984881 is exactly the same thing.
Jesus
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I am seeing something VERY similar as well with 4.9.8.10 and
r1.138 of dev-cpp.exe (windows 98).
After initial configuration (style, class browser...)
dev-cpp crashes with ,,Program performed illegal operation''
(,,invalid page fault'', no backtrace, all registers == 0)
followed by message boxes:
Application Error
Exception EAccessViolation in module DEVCPP.EXE at 00145006.
Access violation at address 00545006 in module 'DEVCPP.EXE'.
Read of address FFFFFFFF.
and:
Runtime error 216 at 00464A73
I'll verify whether it's the matter of configuration files that
Jesus mentioned.
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Ok, now I'm pretty sure it's the same bug. 1.136+ crash,
and that seems to be related to codepath, that handles First=1
in DEVCPP.ini,
although it crashed - devcpp.cfg and DEVCPP.ini were both
created and devcpp kept crashing until I set First to 0 in
DEVCPP.ini - then it started properly.
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how is this version:
http://castlesofpoland.com/dev-cpp/devcpp.exe and
http://castlesofpoland.com/dev-cpp/devcpp.map . Does it
still cause the problem?
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Yup, this seems to work well, no crash (verified on XPSP1)
occured.
Many Thanks!
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Urgh, that was me, forgot to log in (sorry for the noise).