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Sonnur
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 7:23 pm    Post subject: Application-defined Exception Reply with quote



Hi,
When I compile my program there is no bug. But when it is run, it gives an
exception..
It is "Access violation at 0x77451333:read of address 0x020d5928".

When I press F7 (Trace Into) or F8 (Step Over), it gives a bug. It is
"faulted with message application-defined exception (code:0xc000001d) at
0x7ffe0307. Process stoppep. Press run to continue"
I search on application-defined exception but there is no result.

How can I find the bug?
I can not understand anything from CPU window?
From these addresses(0x77451333 or 0x020d5928".) can I find where the bug
is?

Thanks for your help,
Sonnur Ayverdi
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Craig Farrell
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 11:27 pm    Post subject: Re: Application-defined Exception Reply with quote



Hi,


You should ask debugger questions in borland.public.cppbuilder.ide
and you should mention what version of C++Builder you are using.

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When I press F7 (Trace Into) or F8 (Step Over), it gives a bug. It is
"faulted with message application-defined exception (code:0xc000001d) at
0x7ffe0307. Process stoppep. Press run to continue"

In the Environment Options dialog (depending on your BCB version),
there is a list of all exceptions and you can control how the debugger
handles them. That one is "illegal instruction".

--Craig
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