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The memory could not be "written". error

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    friends i have written a program in c. i could run the program in TC. but when i am triying to run the program in Vc6.0 IDE. i have got an error. i couldnt run the program... but i can compilt it. while debugging the program can finish.. i will show u the error i am getting while i am triying to run The instruction at "0x77fcc912" referenced memory at "0x0031659a". The memory could not be "written". pls help me.....:confused: shamnar

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      friends i have written a program in c. i could run the program in TC. but when i am triying to run the program in Vc6.0 IDE. i have got an error. i couldnt run the program... but i can compilt it. while debugging the program can finish.. i will show u the error i am getting while i am triying to run The instruction at "0x77fcc912" referenced memory at "0x0031659a". The memory could not be "written". pls help me.....:confused: shamnar

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      The application attempted to write to an area of memory for which it either had no permission, or more likely an area of memory that is not writable. Debugging the application should help you by prviding a call stack.


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