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[wxCode-users] Re: crashtest on windows (blackbox)

[<did...@op...>]

> Yes, with VC++ when debugging always VC++ gets first. Just build a
> normal application and try without VC++.
> BTW for what application do you want to use crashprint?

Hi Otto,

Thanks for your reply.

Sorry but I'm not sure to understand: I build a release version of my app  
(with VC++) and then quit VC++. And even reboot. Then, when I launch my  
app (without VC++) I get the usual "Unhanled exception" message box,  
instead of the Blackbox window.

I should perhaps ask the developper of Blackbox, or do you see where the  
problem is ?

The application for witch I wanted to test crashprint is a classic  
litterature database.

Thanks,
	Didier

[wxCode-users] Re: crashtest on windows (blackbox)

[<did...@op...>]

> Curious, do you have the BlackBox.dll in the same directory as the
> application? It work here, so I don"t know why not with you.

Hi Otto,

Thanks again for your message.
Yes, sure, the dll is in the same directory as the application.
I found another BlackBox.dll on my system: in the system directory:
	C:\WINDOWS\system32
Maybe the problem comes from that ?
I give up for the moment.

Didier

Re: [wxCode-users] Re: crashtest on windows (blackbox)

[Otto W. <ott...@or...>]

> > Yes, with VC++ when debugging always VC++ gets first. Just build a
> > normal application and try without VC++.
> > BTW for what application do you want to use crashprint?
> 
> Sorry but I'm not sure to understand: I build a release version of my app
> (with VC++) and then quit VC++. And even reboot. Then, when I launch my
> app (without VC++) I get the usual "Unhanled exception" message box,
> instead of the Blackbox window.
> 
> I should perhaps ask the developper of Blackbox, or do you see where the
> problem is ?
> 
Curious, do you have the BlackBox.dll in the same directory as the
application? It work here, so I don't know why not with you.

O. Wyss

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