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Brian
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 Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 3:14 pm Post subject: HELP! The app crashes without doing anything! |
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I have an application composed of multiple units and libraries. The problem I'm having is that I keep getting an
EAccessViolation when I exit the application. I'm looking
for help in trying to debug the problem. Here is what
I have done so far:
I've taken out all the code in the various units constructor and
OnShow/OnActivate methods. I've stepped through (via F to
watch each form being created to insure that nothing is
being instantiated that shouldn't be. When I close the
application, I again step through each line in the
"Application" source file.
Everything processes fine, but after the last } (which comes
after the "return 0;" in the source file and the forms are
being destroyed, I get the EAccessViolation crash.
So, any ideas out there on how to further debug this issue? |
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Danzer
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| Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 3:14 pm Post subject: Re: HELP! The app crashes without doing anything! |
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Brian wrote:
| Quote: | I have an application composed of multiple units and libraries. The problem I'm having is that I keep getting an
EAccessViolation when I exit the application. I'm looking
for help in trying to debug the problem. Here is what
I have done so far:
I've taken out all the code in the various units constructor and
OnShow/OnActivate methods. I've stepped through (via F to
watch each form being created to insure that nothing is
being instantiated that shouldn't be. When I close the
application, I again step through each line in the
"Application" source file.
Everything processes fine, but after the last } (which comes
after the "return 0;" in the source file and the forms are
being destroyed, I get the EAccessViolation crash.
So, any ideas out there on how to further debug this issue?
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Place a breakpoint on the "return 0;" and step through the code using
View -> Debug Windows -> CPU. This might help you determine what part
of your code is causing the error.
Danzer |
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Brian
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| Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 4:14 pm Post subject: Re: HELP! The app crashes without doing anything! |
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Danzer <.> wrote:
| Quote: | Place a breakpoint on the "return 0;" and step through the code >using View -> Debug Windows -> CPU. This might help you
determine what part of your code is causing the error.
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Here is what I found:
While stepping through the CPU window, I saw all the CodeGuard
code being executed. So, not wanting to step through all of that,
I turned of CodeGuard and recompiled. This action has solved
the problem.
Does anyone know why Code Guard would have caused this problem
in the first place? |
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