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    Question Win2000 access violation

    Hello y'all.

    I've got a fairly large scale project which in all my many tests on many platforms is bug free on WinNT, 98, 95, and Me.

    However, in windows 2000 it seems to crash randomly. Sometimes it just terminates, and sometimes it closes via Dr. Watson with an access violation or fatal exception error. Usually this occurs during the longer loops where there is alot of data being proccessed, and there is a DoEvents within the loop after every 5 iterations. But sometimes it happens just randomly, one time when selecting the 'About' from the 'Help' menu.

    I was just wondering if anyone could offer me some advice as to what I might want to suspect. It'd be much appreciated.
    Micah Carrick
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    POST CODE!!!.

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    Well, the truth is there's tons of code, and I'm not sure where the problem lies. I was kinda hoping someone could just point me in the right direction to learn some of the differences between coding for 95/98 and coding for 2000.
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    MicahCarrick,

    The real problem is that this is like going to a doctor and telling him you want him to stop you from hurting and you refuse to tell him where it hurts.


    What can you expect for him to do except give you general solutions to things that may have nothing to do with your pain. There are a million different reasons why code bombs and the main reason is usually the coder.


    This is what you expect from us? No?
    Last edited by randem; Dec 30th, 2002 at 12:23 AM.

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    yeah, I suppose you're right. Well, I'll have to sort it out a bit and then I'll post the code that's giving the problem. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
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