Hi Stein,
If you have a few minutes, try the following steps, they should lead to the
"access violation" error.
Phase 1 - creating a new project
- start Dev-C++
- click new project, choose console application
- type a name for the project (let's say av)
- save the file "Untitled1" (added by default) with the name av_main
- exit Dev-C++
Phase 2 - triggering the error
- start Dev-C++
- open project av (for example use File-Reopen)
- in the project window, click on av_main (so now you can edit it)
- make any change to the file (push space bar)
- try to compile the project: the error box should pop up
According to my experience opening an existing project (by using either
File-Open or File-Reopen), editing any file in the project and then
compiling triggers the error.
I think it is a bug so have posted the above steps to Colin Laplace weeks
ago; don't know if he has had time to fix it yet In the meanwhile I have no
good solution to the problem other than the trivial one (it fits my console
applications, don't know about Windows applications): abandon project
files, resort to classic makefiles.
At 16.10 29/09/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I often get the following error when working in DevCPP;
>
>"Access violation at address 00402891 in module 'DEVCPP.EXE'. Read of
>address 00F8EFFD"
>
>What can I do to fix this problem?
>
>
>Thanks, Stein.
>
>
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