Re: Access violation before startup in debug mode

Rob Richardson <CedricCicada@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have an MFC application that will run in release mode, but in debug
mode I get an access violation before the program starts. The only
error message is "Unhandled exception in ModelTest.exe (NTDLL.DLL):
0xC0000005: Access Violation." It doesn't give me any indication of
where the instruction is that raised the error. I put breakpoints at
the top of my InitInstance() method and on the line containing the
opening brace of my application constructor class, and neither
breakpoint is hit.

Perhaps there are problems with wrong dll versions when linking
dynamically. I'd try both, dynamic and static linking to MFC to
compare the behaviors.

Hans
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