Exception in Release mode??

[Luc Pattyn]

zubair_ahmed wrote:

catch(...) { AfxMessageBox("HERE IS THE EXCEPTION THAT IS THROWN"); return BAD_RESULT; }

Dude - if you catch an exception look at it instead of replacing it by a meaningless constant string.

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[Christian Graus]

His code is C++, he doesn't get a meaningful exception object.

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[Luc Pattyn]

That's too bad.

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[zappingz]

could be a dll problem

[zappingz]

are you using source safe for the project?

[zappingz]

the folder could be in read only mode.

[zappingz]

could also be a rights problem

[zappingz]

Which version of .net are you trying it on?

[Martin 0]

Please, please, please, stop it. You should respond to the question sender not to an answere. And don't create so many posts, modify your original psot if you have additional ideas. All the best, Martin

[Colin Angus Mackay]

If you read the previous part of the thread you'll see he's using MFC C++ and posted in the wrong forum.

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[Dave Kreskowiak]

First off, you're talking to yourself. You're the only one getting notifications that you replied, to yourself. Second, none of what you said is applicable to the OP's problem, because he's using C++/MFC, not C# or the .NET Framework.

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