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Re: Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION What is it ??
- To: Ondrej Florian <OFlorian at geocities dot com>
- Subject: Re: Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION What is it ??
- From: Ho-Jin Dan <naturalis at cais dot kaist dot ac dot kr>
- Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 10:11:20 +0900
- CC: "gnu-win32 at cygnus dot com" <gnu-win32 at cygnus dot com>
- Organization: KAIST
- References: <3567290A.4C2611A5@geocities.com>
i'm sorry that i don't know mc ( is it popular code? ).
but that kind of problems occurs in the situation that you intend to call a
function
with incorrect arguments, probably you may illegally use pointers and arrays.
Ondrej Florian wrote:
> When I compile mc (it compiles without any problems when I "fix" the
> truncate function) executing program's binary will give me this
>
> (C:\Incoming\src\mc-4.1\src\mc.exe 1005) Exception:
> STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
> (C:\Incoming\src\mc-4.1\src\mc.exe 1005) Dumping stack trace to
> mc.exe.core
>
> What does "Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION" mean ??
> I don't have any other problem with any other compiled binary.
>
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