Re: First-Chance exception in dlg.exe
From: Oleg Starodumov (oleg_staro_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 07/28/04
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 11:17:11 +0300
> When I debug it in single step mode,the first,the second ,the third ippsMalloc goes well.
> When the fourth ippsMalloc works,the debugger generate the dialog "First-Chance
> exception in dlg.exe:0xC0000005:Access Violation.".
Close the dialog (if you use VS.NET, choose "Break") and check the code that
has thrown the exception. If it is your code, see if the exception is expected in that place.
If it is a 3rd-party code:
Let the application continue (e.g. F5, and answer "Yes" if asked to pass the exception
to the application) and see if the debugger will stop on a second-chance exception.
If it will, then there is a problem (unhandled exception) in the application (either in the library,
or in the application itself). Then again close the dialog and inspect the code
to find the reason of the unhandled exception.
If there is no second-chance exception, it means that the exception was handled
and most probably expected, so it is most likely an implementation detail
of the library.
Regards,
Oleg
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