Nope, sorry.
I can start it again and it stops.
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Nope, sorry.
I can start it again and it stops.
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Originally Posted by JohnCz
Ok, missa give up :D:D! What is it then? :p
I don’t know, that is why I posted question. :D
You're sure your program isn't crashing?
Ok, you don't SW_HIDE or close but the program still terminates. That sounds like an unhandled exception to me. Try running it under the debugger and see if the debugger traps the exception, if not then change the exception handling in the debugger to trap all exceptions and see if anything can enlighten you as to why your program is terminating. It's definitely a bug, you just need to find it.
You win the potato !!Quote:
Originally Posted by GCDEF
Seriously though rajeev, you haven't provided enough relevant information but as a starting point....
It may not be significant - but I have always tended to do this in my application's OnInitInstance() function. Are your property pages persistent (i.e. will they still survive, after the OnInitDialog() function has terminated?Quote:
Originally Posted by rajeevktripathi
Have you tried missing out any of those steps? If it's practical, try skipping some steps so you end up with a partially working app. Once you have an app that partially works, can that survive longer than 10 mins or does that also get terminated?Quote:
Originally Posted by rajeevktripathi
Guys, why are you so agitated? It seems that the OP has deserted this thread... ;)
My mama was right. **** this world is indeed a cruel place :D
Hi
I've got C program with a million lines of code in it. It keeps crashing. Any ideas?
thanks
If this is a serious question please create a separate thread.Quote:
I've got C program with a million lines of code in it. It keeps crashing. Any ideas?
Hi all
Infact while dubugging my application I found where I was wrong,
I crrected and get overcome to my problem really this problem was related to memory leak.
thanks a lot for these suggestions.
Dear friends you were getting angry without any mean, any way once ahain thanks for your relevant replies to the question.
Thanks & Regards.
Great then. But it would be even better if you explain what the actual problem was and how did you fix it, so if others have similar problems and read this thread can fix it too.Quote:
Infact while dubugging my application I found where I was wrong,
I crrected and get overcome to my problem really this problem was related to memory leak.
lol. Should your qeustion been more accurate the answers would have more accurate and this thread would have stopped in the 1st page.Quote:
Originally Posted by rajeevktripathi
I know! Car is FORD.
Just kidding... I own two Mustangs.