Debugger issues

[capricious_001]

Hey guys, When I'm running my debugger, I am getting a strange problem that keeps occuring. If I click run, the debugger follow throughs the whole source code and gives me an access violation of 0xC0000005. If I do a run to cursor, then I am forced by the debugger to provide the location of CRT0.C. The program runs fine without the debugger, just doesnt output the correct results. Would anyone know the reason for that? Thanks Robbie

[David Crow]

capricious_001 wrote:

If I click run...

Is that F5 or Ctrl+F5?

capricious_001 wrote:

The program runs fine...just doesnt output the correct results.

How can a program run fine but not output the correct results?

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[Sarath C]

check for missing resources. SaRath.
"It is your attitude, not your aptitude, that determines your altitude - Zig Ziglar." My Blog | Understanding State Pattern in C++

[capricious_001]

DavidCrow wrote:

Is that F5 or Ctrl+F5?

With F5 I get an access violation. CTRL+F5 produces no run-time error and the program is executed.

DavidCrow wrote:

How can a program run fine but not output the correct results?

It does not fail at run-time, meaning there are no run-time errors, but the results it outputs, say to console, is not whats expected.

[capricious_001]

SaRath C wrote:

check for missing resources.

What do you mean? Resources in the preprocesser directives? The debuggers resources? Or somewhere else?

[Sarath C]

there's might have entries in the DoDataExchange function of deleted resources! SaRath.
"It is your attitude, not your aptitude, that determines your altitude - Zig Ziglar." My Blog | Understanding State Pattern in C++

[capricious_001]

SaRath C wrote:

there's might have entries in the DoDataExchange function of deleted resources!

Hey Sarath, Do have any good tuts on how to use it, because msdn doesnt provide a good reference and I tried googling it, and the usage of it is vague. I'm not using MFC, so if there is an alternate way of retreiving the desired output from this function would you know how?