Re: [Dev-C++] Error messages

[Alfred P. R. <al...@ya...>]

Hi Noorez,
 
Usually that comes from using a null pointer.  Address 0 is mostly verboten.  An access violation during execution will probably cause the kernel error.  Possibly currentFileName isn't initialized?  Or possibly the pointer is dangling?

Noorez Kassam <lor...@ho...> wrote:
What does this error message mean? 'An Access Violation (Segmentation 
Fault) Raised in you program'. The debugger sometimes throws the error when 
I try to access a text file, eg. openTextFile.open(currentFileName).

I also get this error when I'm executing normally:

'Sml has caused an error in KERNEL32.DLL.
Sml will now close.

If you continue to experience problems,
try restarting your computer.'

I think that the problem is occurring in the same place.
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Alfred P. Reaud