Re: [Dev-C++] Need help on a access violation message I get when compiling in DevCpp

[Luigi S. <gi...@li...>]

Hi Nico,

I have been experiencing your same problem while running Dev C++ 4.01 
(downloaded from the Bloodshed site) on a Win 98 system.

I posted a bug report to Colin Laplace and he offered to correct the 
problem on the next version.

I know that a few other users have the same problem (I still wonder why all 
the other users seem to be immune!) but I don't know how they solved it.

My solution to the problem si a simple one: avoid using the project manager 
of Dev C++.

I manage my project by a small command line tool (developed by me) that 
writes a make file for me: this might sound "old fashion" but it works!

If you are interested or find some other way, let me know.


At 14.12 24/07/01 +0200, you wrote:
>I'm running the 4.01 version of DevCpp (delivered on the Bloodshed Software
>CD) on an NT4 system with SP6. I load an old project and compile it,
>everything is OK, but after I add some code and try to recompile I get the
>following message:
>
>Access violation at address 00403CA0 in module "DevCpp.exe". Read of address
>2AF86DEB
>
>Clicking the OK button of the message runs another message that says:
>
>Invalid pointer operation
>
>The only way to get out now is to get the Task Manager list and to quit
>DevCpp from there.
>I tried to unload any background tasks and any other running programs so
>that DevCpp will run alone but I get the same message (maybe with some other
>memory addresses). I don't think the message is generated by the nature of
>the code I load, because the same happens with any project I load. So
>follows the natural question: is my system screwed or there is something
>with the compiler? If anyone has an idea I'll deeply appreciate.
>
>Thanks in advance
>Nico
>
>
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