Re: have you ever run into this problem when debug code
- From: Jekyll <nguyenxuanson@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 8 May 2007 03:46:23 -0700
Hi
It seems to be a "well known" bug of MS IDE and a way to get around is
to switch code generation to multi thread. Have we have any fix from
MS or do someone know the reason of this bug? By the way, my code does
not link to any library at all and it is not a multi thread code ( so
it should run correctly when generated as single thread).
XS
On May 4, 3:23 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Jekyll wrote:
when I use command Ctrl F5, all run smoothly and no error at all. But
when I try F5, it seem that the new command does not work and memory
is not allocated. It seems very vague but you might have run into this
problem and your insight might be helpful to me.
I've not run into something like that, but one area I'd probably take
a close look is the amount of available memory. If when running without
the debugger present you experience no problem, you may be treading the
very edge of memory limits. Try reducing your data set. Another
possibility is that you have some kind of timing problem. Under the
debugger everything executes slower...
V
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