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Sorry, right now I'm at work, which means that I'm having trouble to spend the time it takes.
But I will try to get in to workm early tomorrow, before the others came here. Then I will analyze your problem. And report the source code line of your problem.
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Good morning.
The calling address is way too high for the program.
My guess is that your program is calling a pointer to a function. And the contents of that pointer is uninitialized.
There is a difference between debug and release builds when it comes to allocating memory.
In a debug build, the allocated memory area is filled with nulls.
In a release build, it isn't.
I'm not sure, though, what allocation functions that does this.
My advice to you, now, is to use the good old printf debug, but to save it's output to a file.
For instance, paste this code in your program before and after the suspected code:
{
FILE *debugfile = fopen("C:\\MyDebugFile", "wt");
if(debugfile != NULL) {
fprintf(debugfile, "In file %d, at line %d.\n", __FILE__, __LINE__);
fclose(debugfile);
}
}
When your program takes a dive, read the file to see how far it got before the error. Then, put in some more debugging code until you can pinpoint the problem.
That's the "good" old way of debugging a program.
Good luck.
Kakan
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Thankx a lot my dear friend....
I truely appreciate u'r spirit to give answer to this quesion...
Thankx a lot
Amarelia Maehsh
Gujarat
India
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I'm trying the best I can. 
I know how frustrating this problem is, it has happened to me a couple of times.
Good luck.
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Amarelia wrote:
"The instruction at "0x6c3bd643" referenced memeory at "0x0000003c". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program, Click on Cancel to debug the program
This generally happens when you try to access a null pointer. Are you sure both ActiveX controls were created successfully?
John
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Yes, I have created both the ActiveX successfully....
Even if it's the reason that you are saying then why the same code runs without any error when I compile it in Debug mode and run it ?
Any idea ?
Amarelia Maehsh
Gujarat
India
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Search for the article "survive release build" (or something like that) on codeProject. It gives common reasons for Debug OK / Release Crash problems.
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Can you plz plz plz search and provide a link here for me...it will be gr8 help
I searched but it lists something which doesn't seems to be ever helpful.
Amarelia Maehsh
Gujarat
India
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I am converting a wave file for which my boss gave me the calculations for.
I have two PUCHAR buffers alloocated with GLOBALALLOC. One is input buffer which I have loaded from the file, the other is an output buffer which I will store the converted data into.
The buffers are defined as follows:
PUCHAR m_pbyDemoBuffer;
PWORD m_pwOutDemoAudio;
I need to convert m_pbyDemoBuffer to 16-bit (PWORD), then perform calculation on it before storing it in m_pwOutDemoAudio. I need to do this by indexing each 16-bit element.
My question is, how do I convert the input buffer to PWORD and how would I assign the value (plus whatever calculations I make) of index 0 of m_pbyDemoBuffer to the value of index 0 of m_pwDemoOutAudio?
My boss is having me do the following:
m_pwDemoOutAudio[0] = m_pbyDemoInBuffer[0] * 128
I think this is wrong because both variables are pointers. Wouldn't the above code assign the "memory address times 128" to m_pwDemoOutAudio?
Thanks.
Bill Dennis
Orlando, FL
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billiam904 wrote:
Wouldn't the above code assign the "memory address times 128" to m_pwDemoOutAudio?
It won't. If the code was m_pbyDemoInBuffer * 128, then you'd be correct. m_pbyDemoInBuffer[0] is the same as *(m_pbyDemoInBuffer + 0), so yeah, it does access whatever is pointed to by m_pbyDemoInBuffer.
Regards
Senthil
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Thank you. I got it working and you cleared some things up.
Bill Dennis
Orlando, FL
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Hello,
I've finished a Bruteforce Algorithm yesterday. The Output is written to a file. It's really quick: 3million (Peak) 2.8million(Normal). Now I want to use the algortihm to Bruteforce MD5 Values. All algortihm I have found need 0.000048 or something like this to generate the MD5 Hash. But that is too slow. I need a really fast C++ MD5 Algorithm anybody knows a good one ?
MFG
RedDragon2kx
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Google "MD5 source assembler" found this site:
http://www.movsd.com/source.htm[^]
Have a look at mdx.zip. It contains a MD5-algorithm written in assembler (masm). (And a MD4-algorithm aswell).
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Hi there!
I want my application to have two SDI-Frame windows. How do I create two separate frame windows? Please help.
Thanks in advance.
"Do first things first, and second things not at all."
— Peter Drucker.
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Are you wanting two views of the same document? if so, just add a CSplitterWnd object to the frame. Search MSDN for examples of how to use this class to create two or more views.
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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ya you can use splitter window either dynamic or static ,were you can specify the view type and do the necesary manipulation on it,CSplitterWnd is the class .
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Can anyone suggest a way to display a popup menu that has no 3D
borders and looks flat like a listbox? I have tried owner drawn menus
but they only let you draw on the menu items and not the border. I
can't find an option to turn off the 3D effects for a menu.
BTW, I need solution that doesnt use C++, MFC or any libs (only pure API)
PS:
I'll pay $8 (using paypal) for the the one who provide a working source code.
Thanks!!
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At least, I am not the only loooooser here !!
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hatemtaleb wrote:
BTW, I need solution that doesnt use C++, MFC or any libs (only pure API)
Which API are you referring to?
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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A solution does not exist since you cannot use the Win32 API without using a library (which you stated was not allowed).
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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I mean you can use, only win32 library.
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Hi,
I am new to VC++. I tried to find out how to start up the default broswer with an URL
within SDI.
I google and search this site but without much luck.
I believed I need to make a system call but not sure how to do it with VC++.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Kevin
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Look at CHtmlView[^] class.
I hope it helps,
Marc Soleda
... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Tunnel of Love, Dire Straits.
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