debugging problem
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Hello, I've created an iexplorer 'plugin' that works fine, exept that when I open a new instance of the browser, it crashes in MSHTML.DLL (addr 636ac73f). This is not a function called by me. How can I have more info why this happens ? Is it possible to debug MSHTML.DLL ? Thanx.
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Hello, I've created an iexplorer 'plugin' that works fine, exept that when I open a new instance of the browser, it crashes in MSHTML.DLL (addr 636ac73f). This is not a function called by me. How can I have more info why this happens ? Is it possible to debug MSHTML.DLL ? Thanx.
You should be able to give the browser's executable in the Visual Studio project settings ("Executable for debug session" in the debug tab). Then when you hit run, it'll open explorer. Then get the plugin to start (if it doesn't automatically), and you should be able to debug it as you would any other app -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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You should be able to give the browser's executable in the Visual Studio project settings ("Executable for debug session" in the debug tab). Then when you hit run, it'll open explorer. Then get the plugin to start (if it doesn't automatically), and you should be able to debug it as you would any other app -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
That's what i'm doing but it does'nt help. All i get is an access violation and the call stack shows MSHTML!636ac73f called by MSHTML!636ac784 called by MSHTML!63661c70. And nothing else, so I cannot determine which function is called ! Is there another solution ?
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That's what i'm doing but it does'nt help. All i get is an access violation and the call stack shows MSHTML!636ac73f called by MSHTML!636ac784 called by MSHTML!63661c70. And nothing else, so I cannot determine which function is called ! Is there another solution ?
Ahh, so is the access violation happening somewhere outside of your code. I think you can download the symbols for windows2k from the microsoft site somewhere. Installing those might be able to tell you what is actually happening when the crash happens. I assume if you put breakpoints in to your code that it crashes before reaching them? -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
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Ahh, so is the access violation happening somewhere outside of your code. I think you can download the symbols for windows2k from the microsoft site somewhere. Installing those might be able to tell you what is actually happening when the crash happens. I assume if you put breakpoints in to your code that it crashes before reaching them? -- Help me! I'm turning into a grapefruit!
You can download symbols from microsoft.com/ddk[^] - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"