BorlandTalk.com Borland discussion newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Windows XP SP2 RC-1          BorlandTalk.com Forum Index -> C++ Builder (IDE) View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message James Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 3:14 pm    Post subject: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 Does anyone know how to fix the access violation in the bordbk61.dll file that you receive while debugging any application after loading the Windows XP SP2 RC-1? Thanks in advance for help! Back to top Ed Mulroy [TeamB] Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 4:13 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 Quote: Has this not been reported to Borland already? I have seen other reports of this same problem through google about Delphi as well. If your state built a new highway whose turns were so tight that cars could not use it would you report the fact to Honda or to the people who built the highway? Finding incompatibilities is why Microsoft let you have the beta test software and what you implicitly agreed to do in accepting the software. They want to hear about what it does wrong, especially about incompatibilities with programs that work correctly when run under previous versions. .. Ed Quote: James wrote in message news:407ea96f$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com... Back to top James Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 4:18 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 "Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me (AT) bitbuc (DOT) ket> wrote: Quote: Has this not been reported to Borland already? I have seen other reports of this same problem through google about Delphi as well. If your state built a new highway whose turns were so tight that cars could not use it would you report the fact to Honda or to the people who built the highway? Finding incompatibilities is why Microsoft let you have the beta test software and what you implicitly agreed to do in accepting the software. They want to hear about what it does wrong, especially about incompatibilities with programs that work correctly when run under previous versions. . Ed James wrote in message news:407ea96f$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com... I sent it to Microsoft first, I was only trying to find out if anyone( Borland or other users) had experienced the problem and found a solution to it. Back to top Yu-Chen Hsueh Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 4:31 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 James, Does this happen when debugging any application? What are the specific steps to reproduce it? I have a XP machine with SP1 installed, and wasn't aware that there was a SP2 available. If you'd like, I can give this a try on my machine and see what happens. I can't say that I can help you solve the problem (frankly I most likely cannot), but I can at least try to verify it and make note of it. -- YH -- Back to top James Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 4:50 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 "Yu-Chen Hsueh" <ychsueh (AT) borland (DOT) com> wrote: Quote: James, Does this happen when debugging any application? What are the specific steps to reproduce it? I have a XP machine with SP1 installed, and wasn't aware that there was a SP2 available. If you'd like, I can give this a try on my machine and see what happens. I can't say that I can help you solve the problem (frankly I most likely cannot), but I can at least try to verify it and make note of it. -- YH -- It is happening on any application that I debug. All that I have to do is set a breakpoint and run the app and I get an access violation in bordbk61.dll everytime. I loaded the Windows XP SP2 RC-1 (Release Candidate). I'm trying to make sure that my clients will not have problems when they load the official SP2. Back to top Yu-Chen Hsueh Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 4:52 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 James, Assuming that the SP2 RC-1 is publicly accessible and removable from my system (I assume it must be), I'll give this a try later in the day and let you know what happens. -- YH -- Back to top Ioannis Vranos Guest Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 7:14 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 "Yu-Chen Hsueh" <ychsueh (AT) borland (DOT) com> wrote Quote: James, Assuming that the SP2 RC-1 is publicly accessible and removable from my system (I assume it must be), I'll give this a try later in the day and let you know what happens. Keep in mind that it is written in the MS web site, RC of service packs "must not be installed in production machines". Ioannis Vranos Back to top Yakov Becker Guest Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2004 9:38 am    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 Why are you so sure that it is Microsoft bug? Does Boland really want to wait for RC2 to find out the answer to this question? And even if it is Microsoft problem don't you think that the fix is MORE IMPORTANT for Borland than to Microsoft? Jacob "Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <dont_email_me (AT) bitbuc (DOT) ket> wrote Quote: Has this not been reported to Borland already? I have seen other reports of this same problem through google about Delphi as well. If your state built a new highway whose turns were so tight that cars could not use it would you report the fact to Honda or to the people who built the highway? Finding incompatibilities is why Microsoft let you have the beta test software and what you implicitly agreed to do in accepting the software. They want to hear about what it does wrong, especially about incompatibilities with programs that work correctly when run under previous versions. . Ed James wrote in message news:407ea96f$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com... Back to top Yu-Chen Hsueh Guest Posted: Tue Apr 20, 2004 11:41 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 Hello, My newsreader is no longer displaying the earlier posts in this thread, but James, if you are still reading this, I finally got a chance to try applying SP2 RC-1 to my Windows XP system. I'm afraid I wasn't able to reproduce the problem. Granted, I only tested with a very simple application. Here's what I did. I dropped a button onto the form, and in the button's OnClick event handler, I have a couple of AnsiString variables and ShowMessage calls. I then place breakpoints on those ShowMessage calls and build and run the application. When I hit the breakpoints, I am able to inspect, evaluate, and place watches upon my AnsiString variables normally. I am then able to execute the ShowMessage calls successfully. In this simple test, I didn't see the debugger do anything unusual. If you have a similarly simple test that reproduces the problem that you can send me, then please feel free to send it to me via a direct e-mail. I can't promise any assistance, but I can try it on my system and see if the error occurs. That'll give us a better idea of whether the problem lies with your C++Builder 6 install or your system. Again, from my exceedingly simple test, I didn't see anything odd. For reference, my system is running Windows XP with SP1 and SP2 RC-1 installed, and C++Builder 6 Enterprise with Update #4 applied. -- YH -- -- Please confine your posts to the newsgroups and DO NOT reply to this e-mail account unless asked. Any unsolicted e-mail will be ignored. Back to top Svetlin Nakov Guest Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2004 11:57 am    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 Quote: For reference, my system is running Windows XP with SP1 and SP2 RC-1 installed, and C++Builder 6 Enterprise with Update #4 applied. It is very strange. I have tried to run Delphi 6 UP2 and Delphi 7 and both have problems with Windows XP SP2 RC-1. Both cause Access Violation in the debugger (in BORdbk70.dll in Delphi 7 and in bordbk61.dll in Delphi 6). I have also VS.NET 2003 installed. It is very strange that your Delphi runs with XP SP2 RC1. I know lot of people having the same problem and I don't know anybody found any solution. Nakov Back to top James Guest Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 1:52 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 "Yu-Chen Hsueh" <ychsueh (AT) borland (DOT) com> wrote: Quote: Hello, My newsreader is no longer displaying the earlier posts in this thread, but James, if you are still reading this, I finally got a chance to try applying SP2 RC-1 to my Windows XP system. I'm afraid I wasn't able to reproduce the problem. Granted, I only tested with a very simple application. Here's what I did. I dropped a button onto the form, and in the button's OnClick event handler, I have a couple of AnsiString variables and ShowMessage calls. I then place breakpoints on those ShowMessage calls and build and run the application. When I hit the breakpoints, I am able to inspect, evaluate, and place watches upon my AnsiString variables normally. I am then able to execute the ShowMessage calls successfully. In this simple test, I didn't see the debugger do anything unusual. If you have a similarly simple test that reproduces the problem that you can send me, then please feel free to send it to me via a direct e-mail. I can't promise any assistance, but I can try it on my system and see if the error occurs. That'll give us a better idea of whether the problem lies with your C++Builder 6 install or your system. Again, from my exceedingly simple test, I didn't see anything odd. For reference, my system is running Windows XP with SP1 and SP2 RC-1 installed, and C++Builder 6 Enterprise with Update #4 applied. -- YH -- -- Please confine your posts to the newsgroups and DO NOT reply to this e-mail account unless asked. Any unsolicted e-mail will be ignored. Borland might want to look at the application compatibility newsgroup on the windows xp sp2 beta site. There are entried for both Delphi and C++ Builder with the same problem. Back to top Yu-Chen Hsueh Guest Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2004 4:04 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 James, Does the same simple test application I described generate an Access Violation on your system? -- YH -- -- Please confine your posts to the newsgroups and DO NOT reply to this e-mail account unless asked. Any unsolicted e-mail will be ignored. Back to top mathias probst Guest Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2004 9:50 pm    Post subject: Re: Windows XP SP2 RC-1 Please drop a ADO-Component in your Form and you will see the problem... Bye, Mathias "Yu-Chen Hsueh" <ychsueh (AT) borland (DOT) com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:4085b521$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com... Quote: Hello, My newsreader is no longer displaying the earlier posts in this thread, but James, if you are still reading this, I finally got a chance to try applying SP2 RC-1 to my Windows XP system. I'm afraid I wasn't able to reproduce the problem. Granted, I only tested with a very simple application. Here's what I did. I dropped a button onto the form, and in the button's OnClick event handler, I have a couple of AnsiString variables and ShowMessage calls. I then place breakpoints on those ShowMessage calls and build and run the application. When I hit the breakpoints, I am able to inspect, evaluate, and place watches upon my AnsiString variables normally. I am then able to execute the ShowMessage calls successfully. In this simple test, I didn't see the debugger do anything unusual. If you have a similarly simple test that reproduces the problem that you can send me, then please feel free to send it to me via a direct e-mail. I can't promise any assistance, but I can try it on my system and see if the error occurs. That'll give us a better idea of whether the problem lies with your C++Builder 6 install or your system. Again, from my exceedingly simple test, I didn't see anything odd. For reference, my system is running Windows XP with SP1 and SP2 RC-1 installed, and C++Builder 6 Enterprise with Update #4 applied. -- YH -- -- Please confine your posts to the newsgroups and DO NOT reply to this e-mail account unless asked. Any unsolicted e-mail will be ignored. 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