LoadLibrary error code: 0x00000008

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Written by vs2010 Windows / MFC programs, use of dynamic libraries to load, the use of automatic release after completion of the individual machines will appear after a period of time the situation failed to load, error code: 0x00000008
I ask: Why?

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Task Manager can see the memory increase very quickly, but it will be down for a while, and then loaded to failure after

Load (UIUTILA_LoadLibrary) when counting all the free (UIUTILA_FreeLibrary), the regular check dynamic libraries can be released

Multi-threaded dynamic library handle the problem without

Posted 12-May-11 23:28pm

chendj225

Updated 12-May-11 23:59pm

thatraja

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Joan M 13-May-11 6:03am

Definitely you should not put extra information as a solution... you can always use the IMPROVE QUESTION button under your question. ;)

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The error code correnspond to ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY.
You should check why you went out of memory.
:-)

Posted 12-May-11 23:42pm

CPallini

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-May-11 5:46am

Memory leak suspected. A 5. OP posted some code as "solution" -- please see.
--SA

CPallini 13-May-11 6:10am

Thanks.

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Joan M · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-12T23:34:00

Solution 1

Could you write a little bit of code? I don't know, it probably would help us to help you...

How do you load the DLL's?
Could you describe the process?
But the most important:

Paste some code...

PS:
Seeing your newly added information, I agree SAKryukov: it must be a memory leak: you are loading things into memory that you are not freeing after.

Posted 12-May-11 23:34pm

Joan M

Updated 13-May-11 0:05am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-May-11 5:46am

Code posted by OP as "solution", you can see it.
--SA

Joan M 13-May-11 6:04am

Knowing that the error is a not_enough_memory one and seeing that the memory consumption is increasing fast you must be right... it must be a memory leak...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-May-11 6:45am

A 5.
--SA

Joan M 13-May-11 6:46am

Thank you SAKryukov!