Tips to hide "Debug Assertion Failed!"
- From: "Johnson Liuis" <gpsabove@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 21:21:41 -0600
I am using Visual Studio 6.0 to develop a GUI software. Sometimes when I
tested the software in a different OS, I can get the following error
message:
"Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library
Debug Assetion Failed!
Program:...
File: ...
Line: ..."
I do not like this kind of message box being displayed, since it looks like
that I am releasing a "debug" version. In case there is an error occurred, I
would like to use my own warning message box instead. For example, I would
like to show "You have encountered a problem caused by your operating
system. Try to run the software in Windows XP instead." Could anybody let me
know if there is a back door that I can hide "Debug Assertion Failed"
message in my software?
Thanks in advance.
Johnson
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