RE: Dependency walker msvcr80d.dll missing coredll.dll and dwmapi.dll
- From: jetan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ("Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]")
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2007 08:34:49 GMT
Hi Phnimx,
#1, Dependency Walker problem.
This looks like a strange problem. I have searched all the internal
database and found no records reported related to it.
Are you running into this problem on the development box or a system that
does not has VS.NET
If your problem occurs in system without VS.NET 2005, then:
1. You may deploy the debug build and give it a try.
2. Make sure that the system has the VC redist (remember debug builds of VC
Runtime are not distributable), you can check this by looking at
%SystemRoot%\winsxs folder and look out for folders containing
Microsoft.CRT, or Microsoft.MFC or Microsoft.ATL. Also note the processor
type.
Another possibility is that you found and copied the Windows CE build of
msvcr80d.dll to the directory. You may give this a check.
#2, 'FatalExecutionEngineError' problem.
Normally, FatalExecutionError managed debugging assistant (MDA) is
activated when a fatal error in the common language runtime (CLR) has been
detected. Do you get this error under VS2005 debugger? If you use the Exe
without debugging, does the problem still exist?
As far as debugger is concerned, make sure that "Debugger type" is set to
"Mixed", you can check this in the "Debugging" option of the project
properties. This should allow you to step into managed and unmanaged code.
Does this problem still exist?
I will wait for your further information. Thanks.
Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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