andymac
Jan 19th, 2000, 05:16 PM
Hi,
We're creating an application that is an MDI with plugin's that create their own windows to display in the MDI. In the IDE, everything runs fine, but when it's all compiled, if I create an instance of a particular plugin, and then exit from the application, it crashes with the error;
XXX.EXE caused an error in MSVBVM60.DLL at 0177:6601C2C4. It only happens with a particular plugin and only if it's actually shown a window (doesn't matter if the window no longer exists). It's obivously something to do with the termination of the class that creates it, but I'll be bu**ered if I can find out what the problem is. I suspect something is trying to write to an object that has been destroyed, but as it's at runtime I'm going to have to put in a load of write to error log type stuff which will be a pain.
The long and short of it is has anybody had problems with this type of thing before and if so what are the obvious things to look for.
cheers
Andy
We're creating an application that is an MDI with plugin's that create their own windows to display in the MDI. In the IDE, everything runs fine, but when it's all compiled, if I create an instance of a particular plugin, and then exit from the application, it crashes with the error;
XXX.EXE caused an error in MSVBVM60.DLL at 0177:6601C2C4. It only happens with a particular plugin and only if it's actually shown a window (doesn't matter if the window no longer exists). It's obivously something to do with the termination of the class that creates it, but I'll be bu**ered if I can find out what the problem is. I suspect something is trying to write to an object that has been destroyed, but as it's at runtime I'm going to have to put in a load of write to error log type stuff which will be a pain.
The long and short of it is has anybody had problems with this type of thing before and if so what are the obvious things to look for.
cheers
Andy